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No Injuries in Japs’ Attack on Island;

Three Vital British Zones Are Menaced

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Landing in Sarawak Destroy Jap Planes

Throw Und, S«. ,Dd |T r i g h l i n g Like Fanatic., Bombers Wreck 26 Nip- A.r Foroai Sproad- . Ni|,p„ne« Hurl Then.: Only Slight Damage to onese Craft and Fire Probe Board Mg offro..ve Around Pcints Denial into Teeth of Loading Platform of Fuel Supplies in At South China Sea; Evi- . j BriUah Artillery and " Pineapple Company in tack on Beach Head Holds Meet AISI ^ntly ^ming for IVaZlS ISSUe Machine«un Fire in Shelling of Kahnlnf; | Established at Vigan QniA Knoekoia of ~ Battle Which May De. To Organize By Enemy Submarine! Last Week; Subs of Brmrf, «,d Dutch Ku’nor. of Tension in eide Fate of Nofthweat- Naval Situation in At Asiatic Fleet Go in Stimson and Knox At Al Stronghold, in Area. Cer™o" - Portugue.e ern Malaya and Baro. lantic Remains Quiet; Revc Relations Called Un- — ------to Action Successfully. tend; No Comment to Singaport, Dec. 17.—— Be Made Until Full The Japanese, widening their Manila, Dec. 17.—(A*)—U. in Sarawak, a British area S. Army bombers destroyed Membership Present. Washington, Dec. 17.—(ff) on the northwest coast of Lisbon, Dec. l l . —iA’i The Por attacks still further in the —The Navy Department an tuguese press published prominent western Pacific, menaced the 26 Japanese planes and fired Borneo, it was announced to ly today DNB reports from Berlin fuel supplies in a heavy at Washington, Dec. 17—MP)— The nounced today that there British in three vital zones special five-man board appointed day as the Japanese threw quoting Foreign Office circles as were no injuries to personiid denying rumors of tension In Ger- girdling the China Sea today tack yesterday on the beach by President Roosevelt to investi their land, sea and air forces head which the Japanese es gate the lurpriae Japanese attacx during the Japanese attack into a spreading offensive man-Portuguese relations. —Hong Kong, the Malayan on Johpston island, vU ch DNB said the qualified apokea- peninsula and the Island of tablished last week at Vigan on Hawaii met today in the office around the South China Sea. on the kuzon west coast, 200 .of Secretary of War SUmson to was reported late yesterday. The JapaneM evidently were aim (Continued On Page Sixteen) Borneo. Fighting like fanat organize and discuss procedure. The Navy described the ac ing for a quick knockout of Biit- Ics, they were burling themselves miles flrom Manila, Army lah and Dutch atrongbolda, eelzure Into the teeth of British artillery headquarters announced today. (Contlnnsd On Page Sixteen) tion by Japanese Naval forcea of vital reaourcea and control of and machine-gun Are In a battle The announcement followed as “weak.” Karller, the War De the aea lanes by which reinforce British Sink which the British said might de the Sa*ck'on**P««H ®'4get submarine, beached following swiftly on an official . disclosure partment said the shelling of Ka* ments could reach the Allies. cide the fate of northwestern Ma that aubmarinea of the U. S. hului, on the island of Maul, by lays and Its princlpsl city and Asiatic fiect had gone into action Japan Claims an enemy submarine yesterday ■ Effort Partly Frustrated Italian Suh; island base, Penang. for the first time in the 11-day- caused only sUght damage to a Their effort apparently waa to Core of Master Plan wate?at"i »p^d'o?‘z47nou'’"'^"'^ through the old war with Japan, scoring suc loading platform of a pineapple strike heavy and s^ttered blows This still appeared to be the cesses the details of which Were company and that there were no before resistance could be organ core of the Japanese master plan not immediately divulged. Two Islands^ casualties. ized and coordinated, but this 53 Rescued so far, aimed ultimately at Slnga No C2iaiige in Situation Brief CiomnmMiqiie Glvse seemed to be at least partly frus pore, Brltaln’a Oriental citadel. In a brief midday, commuajaasu trated. The communique announcing P osts Beaten the Navy said: But Hong Kong, second only to The Dutch disclosed that one General and 19 Other Singapore as a bastion of British Germans in Some the attack on Vigan, launched ap “It has been established of their planes, aupporUng British parently to prevent the Japanese there were no injuries to person^ strength, was under siege from from establishing air bases neces resistance to the enemy landing at Offices Aboard Ves Its Japanese-captured mainland Navy Units Destroy ‘De nel in the weak attack on J oMh Mlrl, Sarawak, had scored a direct sary for conquest of the Philip ston Island reported yesterday. sel ; Destroyer Farn- area and a military commentator pines, said there had been “no hit on a Japanese destroyer. said air and artillery assaults on Sections Retreat fense Facilities’ in At The Naval situation in the Atlaa- Oil was an obvious objective at change in the land situation to tic remains quiet." dale Is Given Credit. Hong Kong island were increasing day.’’ tack; Seven British Mlrl but the Batavia radio said In severity. Johnston, 717 miles southwaag. "everything was destroyed before The bulletin was issued at 4 p. Ships Claimed Sunk. of Hawaii, waa attacked by Jap London. Dec. 17.—(4>)—An Ital Down the South China main- ., (2. a. m., e.s.t.).

ian submarine carrying an Italian coast 45 miles from Hong Kong Without Fighting anese Naval uhita at dusk of — (Continued On Page Sixteen) general and 19 other military of reports here said, Japanese forceu Of the Japanese planes destroy Tokyo, Dec. 17—(Official Radio ficers from Libya to Italy has have taken the Portuguese island ed, one was abot down in aerial (Coptlnued On Page Slzteoa) of Macao. Taking Hundreds of combat and the remainder were Received by AP) —The Navy sec been sunk In .the central Mediter tion of Imperial headquarters re ranean, the Admiralty said today. British headquarters in Singa House Group wrecked on the groimd, the com Plan to Unify Towns and Villages in munique declared. ported today that Japanese Naval The Admiralty said the general pore announced that the Japanese units destroyed “most enemy de- was not among 63 surv.vors who had ..landed In Sarawak, bn the Mighty Winter Sweep; The brief announcement said. fense facilities' 'in an attack yes were made prisoners.. northwestern coast of Bbrneo, Hit for Age “The enemy at Vigan suffered terday on Johnston Island and on Flashes ! War Program The general was Identified as probably the same operation as the Six Divisions Routed heavUy from an attack our Air Dec. 12 on Baker island in the (Late BoUetias of the (F) WIsa) Guido Lami. Japanese reported with detail yes Force yesterday. One Japanese South Pacific. terday. ^ From Kalinin Offering. plane was shot down and at least The submarine was reported by Limit Stand The Navy section also claimed Britain Has Not Asked The big laland i* about 300 miles Only Little Opposition. 25 more were destroyed on the that the Japanese Navy, cooperat German Plot Thwarted ground. Fuel supplies' were set ing with the Army In operations „ Buenos Aires, Dec. 17,—0P>-A Russia to Declare (Contianed Os Page SUteen) (Owllaoed o T ^ e SixteMi ------* * Mr’ T. „ German plot to halt the expert a t War. a r on Japan Yet, ------. ______Moscow, Dec. 17.—(JP) On Asks Repre* (Oratlnued On Page Sixteen) (Continued On Page Sixteen) Bolivian metals to the V alM __ - flvAthe whole Russiann __ is .front, sentatives__ to Favor States by sabotaging raUwngn running to the Chilean porta at Londor/Jlondor/} Dec. 17—OP)—Govern from far north of long-be Legislation to Include Arica and Antofagasta has baam ment spokeamen told the Houae British Maintaining sieged Leningrad to the thwarted, aocordlag ttf iafot- of Commons today that aU ateps Men from 19 to 45. mstion received Lere to ^ y . It al had been taken to coordinate Biit- Black Sea, the Red Army was Labor, Management lah, American and Allied war reported on the offensive to so was leaned that the BoMvlMli .Waahlngton, Dec. 17— (4>) — govenraent had Imposed a sM I plana in accord with President Pressure on- Flank day, taking hundreds of censorship but whether this waa RooaeVelt’s call for “world acale towns and villages in one House DemocraUc Leader McCor atrategy" but that BriWln had not mack of Massachusetts rebuked Group Meets Today connected with the reported N«d asked Russia to declare war on sector after another in a plot was not clear. . JajMn. Some Progress Made De mighty winter sweep against the the House Military Committee to 'iTieae statements were made by spite Bad Weather and 190 Are KiUed Germans who were said in some day and asked the representatives I Convenes in Effort to Ban On Tires Extended Richard Law, undersecretary for Inatancee to have run without a to approve legislation to require 3 Die, 5 Hurt Washington, Dec. 17 —. (F) ~ . foreign affairs, and Lord"' Privy Sandstorms; Find 40 fight. Six divisions routed from military training for men from 19 j Work Out No-Strike OPM officials said today that Dm Kalinin, on the upper Volga 95 to 44, inclusive, rather than 21 to Seal aem ent R. AtUee, in a ses During Quake 44, inclusive.' prohibition oa manufactnin " ’ sion largely devoted to the quea- More Guns Abandoned miles northwest of Moscow, were InRailCrasli Policy; Invitation to sale of automobile tlree and li tlon of cooperation among and* reported offering little effective Criticizing the committee for except to fill top defeaao on Axis allies. opposition to a rapid Soviet ad rejecting a request by President See Roosevelt Accepted Cairo, Dec. 17.—(iip)—prit- 164 Injured in For Roosevelt and the War Depart would be extended until the w w -i China Fun Ally vance which, had reached two Two Engines Pitched week in January. The origlaal SF^J Law said that China had full le ish pressure on the lpft flank mosa; 612 Houses De- towns 40 and 45 miles west of that ment that men below 21 be induct- Washington, Dec. 17.—(JP) der, effecUve Dec. 11, waa ta h«ssil gal aUtus as a BritlMi aUy. acTvIce McCormack said; of Gen. Erwin RonHnel’s bat city recaptured only yesterday, j "We cannot have too many lead- From Rails Baggage —^Representatives of Labor expired Dec. 2Z and waa ^ a a H a M Members of the House, foreshad tered North African Army strqyed; Railways Hit. as preUmlnafy to direct rntionte.i owing a querulous tone for forth Cars Tossed on End. and management convened of tires to civiliaa eoeeumwsu coming secret debate on the war was maintained today, the CCoatiBiied Oa Page SUteea) | (Ckmaniied Om Page SIzteea) i7.-(F)-(Oincisi today in an effort to work out though no reassn waa ofasM attuation, bombarded the govsm- British aiinoun(%d, and some ^ d lo Received by AP)—One bun- Jefferson cnty. Mo., Dec. 17.— a no-strike agreement for the announced for the exteaalea a t I ment with queetions ebmt' the progress was made, despite drad and ninety persons were kill- (8V4-The west bound Katy Flyer, ban. It waa reported creeUon of e unified Allied war passenger train of the M. K. T., duration of the war, but re had not yet dediii ea founcil, adequacy of the empire bad weather and heavy sand ^ and 164 injured this morning cessed after a brief session storms during the last 24 Ip an earthquake in southern Non-Combatant Army Duty crashed head-on into the standing the rationing systom. defense, strategy in the Far & s t Formoea, the Overseas Affairs eaatbound flyer four miles north to accept an invitation to con • . • and Joint BriUah-American efforts hours. In the ares west of Tobruk of hare early today, kUling three Welders To Johs to obtain Naval bases in Eire. about 40 more German and Italian Ministry announced today. fer with President R(x>sevelt quit A total of 612 housea were razed trainmen and injuring five other at the White House. WilUam H. lioa Angeles, Dee. The Government, despite state guns were found abandoned, a For Women Plan of Solon railroad employes. Gregory, bnalaoao agent fSr ments that AlUed war plans were and there was some damage to Davis, chairman of the Defense British communique said, and aev- raUwaya and other communica No Msaengers were hu_____ United Welders, Onttors and Mu being coonUnstod, gave no sharp eral anti-tank guni were recover ously. By dawn everyone In the Mediation Board and named by Indication on the Idea of an over ed. tions. the ministry added. It said the president as moderator for eta ualon. saM taday tte t 1,1 the principal damage to communl- chance for the nation’s women • to wreck had been accounted for. - welders a t the OaUfetnln all war council. President Roose ^Coaster Asia Air Attacka and comnumlcations work and Two of the locomotives wera today’s conference, told the group velt’s concept was brought into caUona was expected to be re volqnteer for non-combatant serv eVm taking .'over acme kitchen that It would not get down to busi building ynrds an Teindnnl Deapite the weather, British paired during the day. ice side-by-side, with the men of police duties. pitched from the kails into an em ness until after the White House piuued to qnlt tiMir John the debate by Edgar Louis Oran- flghtuig planes again were rs|>ort- bankment. Baggage cars were sonw of tM r ninwhiiis h t_ vills. (The Japanese laland, off the the United States Army waa urg WoMd Have oWn Offieeia meeting. ed aucceasful In countering Axia ed today by Rep. Edith Nourse split -oipen and tossed on end by the disehntged for fhllasn to m » Duncan Sandys, ffnaactal seers- southeast China coast and little Supervision of the corps would ImpacL A third locomotive and the Forecast New Agency taty of the War Office, rejected air attacks on British ground more than 2d0 mllea north of the Rogers (R-Maas) "because we— be placed In the War Department BoUenMUmra* " troops. The R.Ae woman In i n gUpd have A Federal Bureau of Investfga- there w as'a good possibility that ed by men and release skilled been doing a tremendous Job,” the be satisfied with nothing short Replying to alarm expressed by knowledged damage tq.. railways tla« agent said he bellev^ the the flanking maneuver, 'begun at workers for defense production. of. unanimous agreement. Traasary B fi|iiB ff sgtnald Purbrick over loss

on the store front and decided that Burton’s...For Be 8t«***wMgpcecccei^ Uia nama might ha that of bis col MANCHESTER EVENLNG HERALD. 5UNCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECE.MBER 17, 1941 Finds College lege roommate and fraternity Defense Bonds Sales Goal PAGE XI dinner in his East Hartford estab- brother. The meeting of the two "lie has sung annually for neigh- former college men waa naturally Itiilcs ‘’Policy*’ lisliment. OuHsLamachio contend Geraldine Farrar Pal in Town ed that he waa in a hospital at the Isjls at ■ Christmas time in her mutually gratifying. Of Billion Monthly Is Set home, "Kalrtiaven,'' during carol There wae much to talk about, time, and that his agent on the sings. eo much In fact that Mr. Burton premises was unaware of the per To I:ea-. As soon as hs has saved \«lv IHCS ('hillCHC WITH A with National Defense. a month was announced yesterday tiîigh to buy a bond, the com Iliiitlunl. D('i-, 17 uV) -The , The pageant was composed eos- when his roommate at Temple at a conference of representative.'^ tumed and directed by Miss Far starting Today. Wednesday, BURTON’S Will Be Open Every Night University, Private Paul Bern pany .send., a check to a sates t iiniieclicut 3iipr«'mc court, quot- fuet eU of the 48 state.s and Treasury offi Services rar, who also wrote for II a poem, Till f O’clock, Excepting Christmas Eve — Doors Will Shut Tight At stein, of Wilmington, Delaware, Various sections of the All- agertuy which delivers the bond to mg V-ttli Hpprohiition the decision “The f.-hristmas Donkey." hopped off an army truck and American highway, stretching cials. the ernployo. Will Be Asked to Sign Pledgee of a N.iv York Appelate court in Over 100 girls will take part . YOU PAY FOR 7. O’clock for Oar Annual Store Christmas I^ rty! Please Help Maka went into tha stora u f aay "hallo” from Argentina to Alaska, have Pfini^ntlrcly Voluntary lh<* rolehratcd .Jimmy Minea case, In the pageant, sponsored by the after many yaara’ separation. been built, and many atretchea of Throuaji tha canvaaaas all ciu- The smptoye can buy aa many .Manila, Dec. 17.—iA»i—The t-Tii- Oar Party a Success By Shopping Early! Mna will be aaked to sign printed has ruled tkal the '•mimbers" or iie.se consul general; acting on Ridgefield Girl Scouts. By our “Meterod Private BNImiUln drove down all-weather road are now avail- bonds aa he >i*hsa. It la sAUrely t "poliey " game^was a lottery While Misa Farrar's appearance Main streeT'Ttnd noticed tha name able. pledgee to buy bonde. under the voluntary andXthe company or orders Chungking, today advised Fuel Oil Deliveries' The (f)Urt's rglmg was made tlioiisands of Chinese living in the In public will be a rare occasion. t payroll plan wage earners will au employe may cahcsl the' arrange ve.sterday in ri.Jeeting the apjieals LANE $ Long Sleeve thorize their employers to make ment at any tlme\ I’hHIppinoB to offer their servlees Exceptional of .lames and Lewis Mola, two of to the government. regular deductions from their pay State defense bonX officials will If) eonvieted in the |.\irfield coun to purchase bonds. w ork out details (bf tliiKcnnvasses. ty .Superior eour. of conspiracy to The (.'ensiis Biiieati C8tiri'^% \D OPEN meanwhile that there are 3.44.'!. ||£Em HOPE CHEST Sweater Value! Shirt! The bilHon-a-monlh goal fur In rural areas they couW be han di.slribiitc and se|| lottery tickets. NEED CASH DefeiiieWork 2 4 HOURS sale of all typos of bonds wa.s set dled by mall carriers. riie ground of tlio appeals waa. men between 18 and 50 years of by Harold N. Craves, assistant to The Treasury al.so plana to sell a eonlentiv’ii tiiat while the jury age In the Islands upon whom the use l*ER!SONAL’h RANGE In 100 Oalloo Lcitft.. tha secretary of the Treasury. Ho special types of securities to \ln- properly could have convicted Army can draw In event an all- Texaco C r ^ ft t a I I t • out defense Is needed. Slacks! AND FUEL set the goal for sale of small Surance companies and other la r^ Itieni of er/iisjiira y to carry on po- Stream lined Serviee Rnngf* on. 7' giilloo bonds, with an Issue price of Institutional Investor.^, \ Ill y playing it could not properly At -'PERSONAL'' we make Yes, we have them! PupI on, 7 i^nllfin. eonvict iliein of conspiracy to con loans *25 to 4300 to employ G«har<)ln«. C&rdaroy, duct a tottery. ed, credit-worthy folks—sin m \ i « > o (i Ois|inscfi of Every Argument gle or m arrlld—on just, their Noer, by mejni oi the <«rci6 «d and and Grey FlanneL 2 1 participate in the bonus plan. atalrd Red Seal Meter un our truck, Length of service will determine \ Till’ court pointed out that own signatures. Outsiders you art prDYMlcd with • ticket that m to 32. Recreation the Individual amounts received. h(inc.s lincl appealed on a similar ahus are not Involved—you ' act primted w ith the scfitM f W / a n tfc de- .tis CKN i rJK The company will also give grtmnd and .said the New York "on your own." livereet toco your «or«ft tank. Thi« F«rf«et to woar for court "in a notable opinion . . . ocket tervea a* i delivery, receipt and A1 HItOAIl ST Chrlltmas bonuses to the 150 It takes only a few minutes it your guarantee ol full measure. working! for shop Cen ter Items not ohjy disposes of that argu to apply. 'The minute your MORIARH BROS. Grant men now on military leave ment biHfif every other which the ping! For playing! Today; of absence in training camps and application is approved, you defendants advance in this case, receive the full amount of 6-a Junior boys gamoi room on active duly with the army and and it would serve no purpose to open E. 3. and W. S. navy. your loan. In cash, w ithout review the opinion." deductions. A 4100 loan 6-6:45 -Junior boys plunge pe Eleven residents of this town In another opinion, the court employerl in the Grant store at costs 420.60 when repaid riod E. B. denied the appeal of Matthew promptly In twelve monthly 6- 7—Small gym open for 815 band- M.ain street are eligible. < fUastamaehio from the suspen u p Installments. See us today ball E S. sion of his liquor permit after five for the cash you_ need. Shirts-Vests-Jackets 7- 8 - Small gi’m open for boxing girls were arrested while staging an immoral performance at a stag To Mix ’n Match. Give a Sweater and choose E. fl, Personal Finance Co. friini a glortoua eo|«r arlee- - 6- 8:J0 Hoys intermediate bas 758 Main Street L. T. WOOD tion; Baby Pink - Bftby Blue Nice, dry boots so the child ketball league E. .3. 7- 8 Beginners awimming riaas State Theater Building - Tan - Grey - V'lppee Vtllow. Phone S4S0 A l l S lie ^ ! ren can play for hours in for women E. S. Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. / CO. i.lAVh $ 2 . 2 9 up 8- 9 — Intermediate swimming License .No. .791 the snow with no fear of Clas-s for women E. S. /' C. E. HOUSE Open 1,'ntll 7 P. M. On .')1 (ti.s.sell Street 1:30-10—Hamilton B squad baa- Thursday Nights During A beautIfnUy taiinred shirt colds! High and low models & SON, INC. December. rel. i l96 Robes! with ttia famous Lord Byroa ketball period E. 3. Colonial Designs in .Antique Maple I'ollar.' \TTUta and colors. in a complete range o f sizes. 7-10—Bowling alloys reserved with Lane’s p.aleiited iiuluinutic Irai. Mizes git-44. for .3t. Jam es group E. S. 4100. .Moth Insuramx* Pulley. . FI!K F; With 7-10—Bowling alleys reserved ■Ml Lane f 'hcslv $ 2 7 -5 0 tor men's senior league W. S. Thursday: MOTHER TOYUND Rugged Toys f„r 6- 9—Junior boys game room tiirU and Bins Bright New Christmas Night o jfn E. S. and VV. S. «6-7—Small gym open tor boxing (D.XSTF.R WAt.OVs E, 3...... f r o m 7 1 .0 0 Slips! DOl.L B E .\ ( II CARTS , . House Dresses] 7- 8— Small gym open Jor hand- Something To Wear ...... f r o m KI.O O ball" E. B , AI TO-MOBILKS 6- 8:30—Boys Junior basketball ...... friHp .4'J.9 S league E. S. , BR.SK .A.\D ( HAIR sK -rs ...... f r o m s $ 7 . 9 5 8:30-9:30 — Pioneer Parachute . koCKF.RS ...... girls basketball period E. S...... (ru m 7- 10—Bowling alleys open E. S. ‘ L k L(KIPKI)KS ...... fro m 47 .98'- TABLE AND ( HAIR SETS ' ' ...... from 43,115 Vou’ll bft surp to piraftp hpr I {..owboy miKlcIs In mi- OPEN EVERY EVENING U.NTIL Grant's Employes C'H|»p*4kin and CHRISTMAS on Chrlhtmaft morning with I Ih c n tlc 18th Century lovel.v things to w ear. The> YVcm»I Rroadultith I designs, s I III u I a I c d I To Receive Bonus say “Ylerry ('hiistnias” bel W ^drawer front. Genuine ter than anything else. II AN I) B A<;s I, Mahogany or Maple. The W. T. Grant Company. MERLE i HAPPINESS .SI.9 8 anti .S2.98 which operates 496 popular priced From . . . $ 2 9 * 9 5 department storea throughout the A Utiiltefl Rayon country, will give a 1941 Christ OBERON mas bonus to all regular full-Urne HOUSECOATS and part-time employes who have Q^sai^fuUstUoH been with the company more than Always a gift that’s beau-,nW six months, R. H. Folger, presi **Wu(h«riiif Niightr tlfiii and pi.-ictlcal. Sizesjj) dent and general manager, an 1942 14 to (4 QUILTIES . \ nounced today. ALAN MARSHAL ■ftlWwamUoywaan^Biw il^M ^ y U*i------1/V~ I'V b n idy u JOSEFH COTTON The newest thing for More than 13,000 employees wlU eyciiing wear, or ON THE SAMK SHOW - any lime a little ZENITH added warmth ii« ^ U U SO IS H OFfHE MONIH wsnfed. 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Rrceivaa Amtrican $ 2 .9 8 Beautiftil-Glamorous and foreign broadcaata. 14.iq. Concen Grand speaker, tuioniaiic ■wlps Is fsotsrtd in sot Ostlmbw “ Ol^R W IFE” with MEI.VYN DOUGLAS tuning, Radiorgan. ______Quilted Rohes! ik’alaulhmsh cabinet. § 1 1 9 9 «> New Pa.stel "McCALL’S iU.TII HttJSEY Plaid Skirls MIAl PLANNIK" ALSO! $2.98 to $5.98 COME IN FOR YOUR “DR. KILDARE’S V Cotton — Satin — Velvet FkEE cosy TODAY I WEDDING DAY” For .lunior.Girls Colton Quilled ' Signal S.vstem on Friday Dccembop Choose Early and Wlaely! With I,EW AYRES Or we win be glad to aend along IJOMCL BARRYMORE HOUSECOATS the Meal Pbuiner with the or Tweed and The purposes in liayinp tlic trial is to see liow widelv the alarm .system will he hesird'. The Alarm der yon 'phono tn ...Ja s t dial Nf>W.t SU rER GIAN'T SHOW! For Juniors 8 to 16 bignal wiM be-a senes j3l short Ijfeists on the lire whistles, supplemented by a .serie.s of blasts on ttie 4151.. .Flnehnrat. Many Chrlst- "Lif«i:‘Boglns tor Andy Hardy" Camel Hair sirens and klaxons of the fire and police departments $ 1 . 5 0 up maa Ideaa In It this month. ^. "Paaoago From Hong Kong" announced a different alarm system whicli was given u.- b.v the State Uefen.se Couneil. As Advertised In McCalls... T obTI want 'etA for yourself $3-50 ^hrou^trhm.t tL "^ 7 T i l " ’ Paragraph 2 (above) as tlie uniform warning signal ..th ey’re so-o-o cute! KLEENEX toîrSMlI.IUdio- 440 Size...... 4 for 97c S tatef^ ^ " ^ vyarning signal to be n.sed throughout the whole United m saetsfm sArtsm stffm Phono-Glide—"press a bunoo, 200 Size...... 8 for 98c •your automatic record plev- Coats All Wool Scottowcis...... 8 for 29e er. Plays up to 12 records, ri- When the alarn- sounds, each school rri town will hold an Air Raid drill. cciveiAmcrtcBiundforcijcDbroBd" Weason Oil .... >.. pint 31c casts. Walout finish, SNOW SUITS i i and welfare of tiie people of the Town an^ $1IIE miKsiiLi $ 1 3 9 .9 5 3lces D 4o 16 llARTRMft KC» 2H 2/ A Bex of the public is requested to coopt>rate. The Air Raid Precautions Con.mittec is therefore asking all Fresh Pinehurst drivers of motor vehicles to park at the tnirb so that t)ie street.s mav l«y cleared for Police F ir ^ Am- SPARE RIBS ALLOH STAGE-IN PERSON $14*98 HOLEPROOF hulance and Resc^Mi Squad apparatus. As this is primarily a test of .alai ms and communications pede^ $10.98 tnans and occupants of cars are not requested to seek shelter in buildings. ■ - pe 25c lb. . Ceêr^^ Wardens will immediately report to their posts and check in iiy telephone to the Control Sausrkrant...... lb. lOe WdODYlUKIUE ^ X D \ ^ S AND Chicken Chop Suey. .Ib. 33c In Holapreef's Lovaly Cloth Chiefs of the following services will report to the Control Center: Noodles Free! h i J U PAJAMAS (a> Ambulance Unit ^ ~ $ 2 .9 8 CHIMNEY GIFT BAG (b) Demolition and Rescue Squad The Flneat Gifts — For PORK CHOPS Argp MtS M40IM . The *U-yur radla for (c) Communications and Alarms hoyn------or tnirel. . _Only . _Zaaiu. . . . . To win her heart anew hang this The Finest of the Fine! This! WMemigoM (Ui S.. pMeni Slips, 31.59 to 32.98 clever Chimney Gift Bag on her . (d) De-contamination Squad 35c lb$ . 2.164,231), lilt porubi* gnaraiL tree. It contains a box of three (e) Medical and First Aid Unj[t ittAHfMt*'(N^ CAUl .PE . ON Iarnaz Model Shows la S-B6S Beef L iv e r ...... ; . Ib. 31c ■ ^ to■ pUjr ■ when tMbtrt (fill... I pairs of sheer, lovely Holeproof A Noiê RoUator or jtoor monep b ^ . 5-Wm 6 p ^ Rayon Satin Fine Stockings in the season's is primarily a trial of alarms and communications, it will not be necessary Mion. . . from bantry orrm :__ etalr____ best colors! . Fresh Pineharst ; RESERVED tC s n U o W O N SO LI FOO = Z | AC or DC operetiao. Brown lir- Panties ______79c Aid as Ambulance. Rescue Sqdads. Medical and First ; new Mhwn > MOuaB plant fabric in lug- Refrigerator BROCCOU .... .4ch. 25c : HaOR SM0W»1|i»m a s p iM M S o S gtge ttyllng. 3 9 .9 5 CaUfomla ftAYON* Houg«co«t *(id gown - to Representatives of the Public Utility Companies will report to the Report Center MODELS FBOM 1134.95 18 Months To Pajr! match. Daintily lace .trim tjive HeT Stockings! Carrots YOc bch. SATIN med or floral tailored atylea. I Large variety of Radios » ' * ‘h* 4 Proven Picture e n s e m b l e Anorora Socks! 1**®" thayni ba prized piftai "P $ 5 .5 0 Pair ' 10. Cottons — Pare Silke ~ Nylons Pineharst Fresh Fish HARTFORD 7 Brands of Records "PortinST failure to hear the alarm is requested, if the Personalize Yoor Gifts! * Shipment JhSTer! Co?n.? steti^^ Thomas Martyn, 110 Forest Street. Man In Early Thursday. TONIGHT II chester, Conn., stating M o a o g r a m gaar oearf% Potterton’s 10:45 P. M "Air Raid Alarm not heard.’’ ' aeeks, sw eaty sMrts. .. A ToU Of Maaehestar'a Laix*at Radio and Appliance Store! BlarUinana Sign Name - aaearM Mum and ealarsd tat- AT THE CENTER 639-541 MAIN STREET Among Our State AddressNvhere you were at time td alarm. PINEHURST AT THE CENTER PARKING IN. REAI^ | GROCERY, INC. W ild Youth Parkins: in AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS CQIUllTtEk TOWN OF “ ^ I' ■ '■ 'V A 'r |i- .

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.'* V > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1941 Iagefûr ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1941 - f ■ PAGE Fm$ and the United States or Its pos wan (Formosa). Neamcaa of Uioae restrictions on the culture of non urgent crops, Including tobacco, to Taylor, Howard I;, rent . . . . .T ...... sessions. places to Japan-would make it 1500 ance broker, can recelv# a maxi Japan^s Food Increase the land available for fooplies...... Tropical Paint A Oil Co., paint ...... after she becam iregnant he took JliOn Income Tax collector of internal revenue. Visited'California in 1595 was larger than a year ago. A l duction of soybeans in Manchukuo ,60.06 36 7.5 heard Mathilde Le Boyer accuse .IcIKin.s Printing (jo, printing, volumes bound ...... Turkington, S. J., town services and vital atati.>di her to a Moun ,’emon parking The increase In value of United though China does not produce as a source of vegetable oil and at MILLER’S 111.13 2206.5 Of D(‘atli Brown of stabbing her In the neck Alvr.i. Jack, police equipment repairs ...... Underwood Elliott F1.h( tier Co., maintenanre lot last Dec. 19 ■r an operation. States savings bonds Issued after enough for Its own people, the wheat flour stibstltute. The soy Knyscr (iloves... .$1.00 up 8.00 16 80 live times while ostensibly at To Helm Ntaiy RH «i ThN-Pmii; # I San Francisco, Dw. 17—(JP)— . thropology, declared the porcelain Has Little Fear of Star* Japanese have been taking large bean production Was lower, how Aini.sirniig, Harry, labor and inahuial ...... 4.00 UrhanettI, Peter, shoe repairs ...... There, she s Brown gagged I ^Questions You Ask M.vch 1, 1941, or defense bonds is .\^llland. H. P., lepalrs ...... v ...... 10.3,5 tempting an operation, deliberated her, to keep he fully taxable. However, yoti .may Physical evidence of contact be was identified definitely as belong quantities from Chinese areas un ever, in the past two yea^s than in Hosiery ...... 69c up 10.80 Vulvollne■ Oil Co, oil ...... 32.50 Loiiviclptl llrokcr Laii rom crying out ing to the Wan LI period, from vatioii from NaVal Alltina Hrotlicr.s, furnishings ...... less than two hours last night be in pain, bllndfol U Younelf Are Simply consider the lncrea.se In value as tween California Indian aborigines der their control, officials said. previous years. 38.40 Vcltch, Robert N., salary as R"gl.strnr...... 5.5000 her. then stab- 1573 to 1619, and the "late Ming, Aiilocar Salc.s Sc .Service, truck parts ...... Williams. Frank V., grain and fe e d ...... !! ■Rpccitc l*ri ^CarH, tempted fir.st-degree murder. T — ‘ tal.e the entire Increase In value or 346 years ago— was revealed 15.50 to 1644. 000-acre reduction In mulberry Japs To Control Speeches Hankies (boxed). .$1.00 up 30.28 Willis A Son Inc., G. E., cokl, lumber, etc. A-...... 41(7.4.3 and termed her r>' "all Ilea—the Wâshihgton, Dec. 17.— Ja ilariic.s & Co., A. H,. Uctreatlon publications...... Takes Verdict Calmly ‘ (l!dlt«r*s Note: P m I d Store, grain, etc...... 97.50 "the averaffe peraon receives are or commutation or rental value of the locality of the dUcoverles !«■- "W e believe that we have re stocks for an emergency. P u iO U RECORDIO • liciiiy Brotlu-rs, rents, etc...... 62.27 regarded as Income liy the Keileral heavy Importer of oil seeds and (piarter.s suppliei] to them. ( aii.se of the finding in 193R of the ccovered convincing, direct, phys Imports l.jirgest on Re<-urd vegetable oils Srom occupied parts • 'loiigli, Grayland, rent ...... •...... 15.00 tax collector and must be repnrtcd plate of brass .set up at I'rnke'a ical evidence of contact between Imports of rice In 1940 were the of C2ilna. ( ’cl;- .Motors, truck repairs ...... 90 The 'exceptiona to thi.s rule are Now we come to legal deduc bay by Francis Drake in l.u7U 'allfomla Indian aborigines and largest on record. Thia year’s crop, Depends Largely on .Hea Collector of Internal Uevcmie, Recreation taxes ...... 82.50 relatively few and far between. tions. Tliese are items which you \Viin IJ IVriiMl Ihireelalii exploring Europeans in 1995— estimated at 540,000.000 bushels, For additional fo ^ , Japan de <'onirn. on D'onrstio Aniinal.s. dog license tags ...... 2.50 You must Include aa income .vll may subtract from your Income Dr. A. L. Kroeber. head of the three hundred and forty-six years was only slightly smaller than pends largely upon the sea. Much 1 oroniuoity l*ie.s::. pniiting ...... 46.50 Select His Gifts At receipts or profits from .snlarica. before computing the tax. university's Department of An- ago," said Dr. Kroeber. l.ast year's harvest. uf the fishing Is done within the Conn, ( hi]>lrcn's Ho.-.pilal. Iioard and care ...... 42.86 wages, commissions, divlilends, in These deductions are provliled in That harvest is insufficient for territorial protection of the Islands Conn Ji Kepnblic A»su , Ijoard and care ...... 31 25 T terest. prizes, bonuses, rents, royal order to make; the tax laws more the nation's needs, but surpluses and Is not subject to Interfeience 1 R ^ 0 \ 0 Co:ii|. .'-'late lloard of Kducatloii, blue prints ...... 90 ties. expense allowances, sale ol equitable. It i.S Intended that tax I ment along with their returns I ,l/< f/ipr of Dead Soldier were produced in' • Japanese-con from hostile craft, officials said. ( oiin. .Slate Prison, signs ...... 10.00 merchandise, securities or other payers should take their legltlmat e I .showing the nature of their bust- | trolled Chosen (Korea) and Tai The government has tightened ( (inn , State of. board and eare ...... 9660 property. deductions...... I nes.s, number of days away from ! (ieta Chance to Help i p h o n o g r ^ p ^ Ciane Company, water works supplies ...... 68.32 property, securities or merchan This year they are especially i home, total expen.se for meals and': I'avnl.s 'ii .s l.'llling .Station, range oil ...... 2.90 dise received aa compensation are wprth taking. For the average jier- lodging and total other expenses j i " '.vc\ Hicli'man Co, orfic.- .supplies ...... 7.42 considered as Income at their fair .son. 13:.146 $1 of deductions means ; incident to travel. ; Philadelphia, Dec. 17- t/Pi -- L R l Q R D ^ Inriaplione Corporation, seivlces and supplies ...... 3.50 market value. a saving of close to 10 cents in ! Many other Iniainess expense.s ' iJillon .Sales Sc Service, truck p a rts ...... MO Other Kinds of Income Last year Mrs, Reba Feldman taxes paid. In higher surt.ax brack also are dediietlble and will he con accompanied h»r sdn Jack, 18, I'ion, A , damage by d o g s ...... 2100 Any gift from your employer is ets the saving is proportionately IS sidered tomorrow. (o the Army recruiting station I'olge (d , c. B., disinfectants, otr...... 1225 HOUSE’S regarded as Income. In the eyes of greater. here. Ikl.scn, C. W., stamps ...... ■... the tax authorities, you received -T- 200 niisinms Rxpensea She was bark again yester De yer. John K., services ...... It because of services performed. TAKE IT on vacations, or chine! It's a fine radio too, 10.00 Business expenses are a very day. wanted ^ hkldy Valve Company, water works piipplles ...... Expense and travel allowance.s arc Fine for Failure j 728 73 imimrtant iledurllon. As a general ".lack was killed when the when you travel, for a all in one lightweight, Kngcl, Hnn.a, board and care ...... Ni« I* Income and must be n'porteil 3.5.00 rule, you may deduct any ex- .la|)s li,imbed Pearl Harbor." 616 SI7.E txnrel of fun I Moke your compact unit! Ask your Flnsworth & .Son, L. L., tran.s. Jack ...... 48.51 I.ater, of course, you may dediicl pon.Ses directly incurred in earn I'o Heed .Manns .^he told attaches without h ay. Nellie, rent ...... aa busineas expen.ses the amnunt.i M 89.00 own record* and play dealer now for this Wilcox 15.00 ing your living If you are reim emotion. "I want to take up them, on the some ma Gay Portable Recordio. h'l.sclier, ^’o., Gustave, envelopes ...... 10.42 you actually apent for these pur bursed by your employer for ex where he left off. Surely there Fogarty. Mrs. James F., board and care ...... poses. 28 00 penses paid, you should report this New York. Dec 17. i/P' For 18 something I can do for the Foster's Food .Market, paper ...... 5 00 Board and room received as part Army." ■ M i amount as ineome and list as ,i' pic .'167 Main Street. Cor. Flower St. Tel. 4457 pcn.ses for commuting hack and iooijsMn Park Garage, truck parts and repairs ...... 28 89 made for you by your employer. at the requeat r»f Mayor K ff. La Philadelphia—(A5 - Rubin Bonier tures, One of the moat popular Kodaks. fa iflo u ® forth to your place of hiislncaa or if c lilds Pumps. Inc., water works sufiplies ...... 2 41 Pensions, except those to war for your persona! clothing or Hy G\iardia. and mak‘ S nnl-'v/ful. was ready to turn over his cash to veterans or their famille.s, or those *-*r . irant, Walton W.. rent ...... 10 00 ing expenses. These are allowetl Failure to obey air-in 1 r lens a ma.sked man who entered his irirnason, R. H., tailoring uniforms ...... l y ! aid out of trusts set up entirely for in your personal I'xemption. during an attack •store brandLshlng a gun until he 182.2.5 Sy payments of employes, must be j’unas, Peter, rent ...... 15.00 eredll for dependent.s, and earned Failure to take co\« » d.:i*u» a noticed the weapon was a toy. ii.dden, John J., services ...... reported as income. income ( redit which wc will dis raid; "Why you bum.” shouted Bonier, WILCOX-GAY RECORDIO 6 00 laic Ckimpany, J. W., supplies ...... Awards .Are Ineome cuss sliortly Failure of motorists to park cars nulling a plstor from beneath the 68.24 Jury fees, executr)r s fees, prizes J-/N-1 RICORDIR • RADIO • PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION tale's Super Store, supplies ...... 3.00 On the other hand, you may de- Immediately during bomhings: counter, " I ’ll give you some of the lartford Hospital, board and care ...... land awards are income. .So is com diirt other traveling exp«'n.ses In- T’ttering. publishing: or other 13.-..00 real thing." The bandit fled, and 901 MAIN STREET ■lan^y Sc Lewis, batteries ...... pensation paid to soldiers, sailors eiiiding train fares, room, meals, wise slmulfitim: any officinl signal the-irate Bonier started In pursuit, 3 40 MANCHESTERCONN ‘i oX -lartfbrd Municipal Hospital, board and c a r e ...... and employes of any governmental tips Those who take these deduc or warning (if foreign enemy at- ; only to stop, laughing. He remem 146.10 body. Federal, state or local tions.-though. must file a state- tack, from the air or otherwise. ' -lathaway, Norman, rent ...... 15 00 bered his own gun wasn’t loaded. -lerald Prlnling Co., advertising ...... BELTS HANIIES Bonuses, gifts, or part salaries 72 12 PAJAMAS A stock itenthat every TRU-VAL paid to draftees by their former oil, E. J., rent ...... 15.00 Leather and plintrl.is in loiland, Walter R.. rent ...... Tru-Val and other well man needs an never has employers must be reported as in 15.00 a variol.i of .slvles that come. ■lolloran. T. P., ambulance service ...... 14 00 known makes. .Many- too many. Uprise him SHIRTS There are some types of pay ntemational Harvester Co,, truck parts ...... 2.29 will suit every Itelt near fancy and colorful pat So' this Xmas wh a dozen ments, however, which are not in iirvis Company, Alexander, sand, patching, bulldozer...... 700.42 er. terns. or more. come and do not have to be Includ enney, John L.. bon'ls ...... , ...... 60.00 ed. Some of the more common of ohnson Brotner.(, labor and material ...... 12.20 AH Linen, 3i>end .'50c ea; *1.55 these are as follows: ohn.'ion & Little, labor and material ...... 102 09 , Oompensation. insurance or dam PRACTICAL CcHSbcy Sc Mattison Co, water works supplies...... 3 18 In ill See the large variety of ages paid to you liccause of in Ce'ly Brothers, services ...... 6 00 50c to *1,50 *1.65 to ‘4.00 MARLOW’S .1 lain®®* 3 for $1.00 -4 for $1.00 smart patterns. jury or sicknesa or insurance col (;iCT.S FROM nyon Bearings Sc Auto Parts Co., Inc., truck p a r ts ...... 2.85 lected on property losses provid ;il|i.atrick, James, labor and material ...... 21 00 ed such payments do not exceed MARLOW’S i...'.man, Mary, board and rare ...... 20.00 the value of the Ipsa. lUel’s Market, meats and groeeries ...... 7,5.77 Your employer's payment on I H ’^K M F N T .Icinman, lôiils, rent ...... 22.00 your group insurance policy .or his ..■U (en's Feed Service, feed and grain ...'7 ...... 50.00 contribution toward purchasing .' Paroil Foundry Co., E. L., water works'supplies...... _ 721.73 you a retirement annuity la not .ewls, Philip, rent ...... j ...... 10.00 considered Income. Any amount .ock Joint rdpe Co., pipe ...... 155.04 deducted from yoiir salary for xuKien Machinery Co., water works supplies ...... these purpo.Hes, however, still is 2 62 .iidlow Valve Mfg. Co., water works supplies...... 63.58 income to you. .ussier. Mrs. Theodore, board and nxim ...... AKso not income are social se- ■ ^1 40 00 .yman Co., John R,, cleaning cloths ...... 35.55 eurlty benefits, and tincmployment lanchc.ster Chamber of Commerce, services ...... Inkur.ahce benefits. 15.00 lanchester Electric Division, electric service ...... 3,533.74 AX,cnillne gift from someone for lanchester Gas Division, gas service ...... whom, you performed no services 44.36 lanchester Lumber Sc Fuel Co., cement, pipe, etc...... also doeJr not have to he reported. All Chrome 24.65 Neither doe.^ a loan fmm your em lanchester Memorial Hospital, board and care ...... 479.04 ployer which miist definltelv be re COCKTAIL SETS lanchester, Tdwn of. Water DepL, water service ...... 97.01 paid. lanchester Plumbing Sc Supply Co., hardware and supplies 100.04 Supper money received while Sli.98 to 87.98 lanchester Sand Sc Gravel Co., sand and stone ...... 140.70 performing extra labor for vour lanchester Water Co., water service ...... 10.2.5 i U k J l employer after regular hours is lankin, Ina L.. board and c a r e ...... 76.00 n&t considered income. PYREX FLA.ME WARE larlow's, fiimishings ...... 8.42 e tbe '•V Propierty received under .the will 6-Cup Percoialors, $2.15 ^ IcAn Shoe Company, Thom, sh o es...... 3.24 II of a deceased person i.s not income, 9-Cup Percolators, $2.9.5 [crrltt Sc Co.. Joseph, blue prints ...... 4.20 [etcalfe Gla.ss Co., glass ...... but Income .suhsequently collected Skillet.s ...... ,90c .72 TIES MILLERS from such property must be re llikowski, the Florist, wreaths ...... 45.00 GLOVES ROBES Tea P o f s ...... $1.75 ills-Farr Co., equipment ...... ported. : 73.73 Cheney, Nylon, Hand -Lined and unlined gloves Yes, si^mufflers are a.* SPUN RAYON Must Re|Kirt Securities Tea Kettles...... $2.95 ontgomerj- Ward Sk Co., arctics ...... 1.39 Loomed apd Wtiolens in ' p o p u la ^ ever and you Interest received on certain Sauce Pans . . . .$1.65 pp orlarty Brothers, labor, materlaj, o il...... in fine leathers. A warm The Brightest Spot In Town—Cl's mm ed Full of 10.45 will be/(lighted with the types of securities is also wholly, Double Boilers ...... orlarty, Edward F., aalary aa R egistra r...... ! | [ 550.00 beautiful patterns. g ift that gives a Ipt of or partly exempt from taxea al the Things Every Boy anil Girl Looks For At ountain Brook Farm, milk ...... new wtems we are ...... $2.9.5-.$3.15 14.40 wear and comfort. *6.50 up though it mu.st be repofted for Christmas Time. ueller Company, water works supplies ...... ,...!!!!! 418.06 showig. Si|k or Wool. purpose's of record in n sia-rial sec eptUne Meter Co., water works supplies ...... 501.25 WOOL tion of your tax return. Theae se ENA.MEL RO.\STERS cw England Blue Print Paper Co., engineering^ aupplies ! AlL^mjR TOYS ARE AT 8rlf-Rastlng 4.24 curities Include obligatidps of a ewlngton Home for Crippled Children, boardXnd care . . . . 14.85 *1.00— *1.50 *i.50 to *6.00 state, territory or any political LAST YE AW S PRICES! 89c to $.5.19 ewiamfs Sanitary Laboratory, water works fiupplies...... 1.60 aubdivision thereof, corporations 7 ^ to $3.50 *7.00 to *9.00 ew Model Laiindrjb laundry ...... 31.12 organized under act of (*ongress, Y., N. H., A H. K. R. Co., land rental ...... 1.00 Orth Efm Dairy, milk ...... 6.65 BILÔLDS ...... S1.00 to $5.00 FOR THE GIRLS orton Electrical Instrument Co., truck parts, etc. . . . ! ! ! . . ! 27.08 utmeg Auto Supply Co., truck p a r U ...... 7.30 Typewriters ...... s i . n o ik Nursing Home, board and care ...... [,1 135.00 ALU-EATHER GLADSTONE Connor. J. P.. rent ...... ! ! ! ! ' ! ! ! 10.00 Paint S e ts ...... ,2.5c to$l,9H son Jtotor Sales, cruLser parts and repair* | Pastry Sets ...... C to $1.00 6.00 ...... $10.50 and .up 21 gani’s, range oil ...... 6.00 Table and Chair Sets ...... $1.98 to $8.98 per Cup Sc Specialty Co., cups ...... ■...... !!!!!!!!!'.".'. 17.00 D is h e s ...... 25c to $1.98 rks'A Recreation, subscription ...... !. . '!! 3.00 PUÔLD UNION SUITS . . . $5.00 Dolls ... ____ .^.25c to $1.98 ton, Marjorie C, services typing ...... 8.50 arson, Hugo, range oil ...... 17.30 Dolls’ Clothes...... 10c to $1.19 cklcs, John F „ r e n t ...... DU^JOLD 2 PC. GARMENTS ----- All ('hronie Electric 10.00 Electric IJanges...... 2.5c to $1.00 nehiir.st Grocery, Inc., meats and groceries ..!.‘ ‘ 88.15 BINGO TO.VSTER.S ...... $1.49 i illard Co., Inc,, Jos. O., water works supplies...... $2.75 Per Garmeot 'Doll House Furniture ...... bP up 17.28 entice, Mrs. Blanche, board and care ...... Embroidery S ets ____ ...... 25c and 50c I SILEX 8-CUP 251.00 entice, Ida, board and care ...... !!!".!! 88.00 Tonight Nurses’ K it s ...... -... ,25c to $1.00 COFFEE MAKERS entice, Lillian, board and care ...... | Doctors’ K i t s ...... 25c to $1.00 For Top of Sto%-e 13.57 esto Battery Service, Inc., water works supplies !!.’ ! . ! ! ! 36.26 Doll Bathinettes...... $2.49 Reg. $3.25 ...... $2.95 linn's Pharmacy, drugs ...... 43.50 St. James Rockers ...... 49c to $.5.98 Reg. $3.95 :)...... $3.45 itsh, William P., ambulance s e rv ic e ...... 27.00 i ^louses and Mackmaws ese, S. H , badges-...... Giant Pandas...... $2,98 ]■ 2.36 E ieclrir•id !Models .vraond Baking Co., bread, etc...... ’ 38.34 M e js Zipper Leather * Men’s Wool Zipper ey Chevrolet Co., Inc., truck repairs and parts School Hall Silex Coffee Makers 20.3fll louses, $11.00 and up Blouses. .$5.00 and op belts, Charles 8., Treasurer, pent ...... 10.00 Park Street Reg. $8.95 ...... $7.45 belts. Jame.s, rent ...... SHIRTS and 15.00 TOYS FOR BOYS Reg. $6.75 ..,,...$.5.45 ihester Germicide Co., disinfectants ...... !! ...... HATS Zipper Leather gers. Mrs. Alex, rent ...... 66.05 [loases.. $8.50 and up Boys’ Wool Zipper ^ PYREX GIFT SETS 16.00 SHORTS Erector Sets ...... $1.00 to $1.5.98 Iston, James 11.. dog warden services ...... Stetson tops the list in B lou .ses. .$4.00 and up 79c - $1.29 - $2.95 man.ska, Joseph, rent ...... ■ ...... 87.00 Tool Chests...... 59c to $2.98 15.00 .val Typewriter'Co., Inc., repairs ...... hats and we have ’em in Here’s another item that *130 Electric Tmins ...... $3.98 83-fleoe S.25 may seetti drab as a gift, ekinaws, $6.50 and up dd T. R equipment ...... the new Winter shades Gabardines and Poplin Mechanical Trainsv...... $ 1 .0 0 BREAKFAST SETS Mary s- Home, board and care ...... 6.90 but believe us when we IN PRIZE S i 32.00 you like. Just a lip . .. li’s Drt)ms ...... 29c to $1.98 $3.49 and up. vlng.-i Bank of Manchester, rent ...... say — Get ’em NoWl Zipper Blouses, 15.00 Be wise and buy a new. ekinaws, $8.50 and up 1 $10 FREE GAME! Pool Tables...... $1.98 to $7.98 35.00 $5.00 and np klebel Brothers, truck parts ...... hat now! Ride ’Em Locomotives ...... $1.00 60.98 2i REGULAR GAMES: meldge, William H „ printing ...... Arrow Shirts ..... ,55e 63.00 ChcmistiY Seta ...... ____$1.00 to $5.00 lultx, 'Mrs. Annie, rent ...... $4.00 Orders. Table Tcnnhi...... 25c to $1.00 12.60 Arrow Shorts...... 65c W p rl« Engineering, subscription- 2.00 A DOOR PRIZES: Footballs...... 29e to $1.98 echan, Martha agent, rents ...... Other Shirts...... 35c 84.00 *6, *6.50, *7.50 flTS and apeon, Alfped. rent,...... $4.00 Orders. Basketball Sets ...... $ 1 .00 15.00 Other Shorts ...... 39c up Jth Welding Co., later and material ...... !!!!!.!."*" ALLFOR2SeI Bowling Alle.va...... $1.29 to $5.98 5.00 iVERCOATS Games •••••••«...... 25c to $1.98 N. E. Telephone (3o., telephone a ervtce...... 309.50 ' - Doom Open 7 .P. M. them Engineering <>)., Henry, consulUUona, etc...... | 100.80 and care ...... 20.00 ‘ Play Starts At 8. itrlto, Mrs. Marie, rent ...... 15.00 dard Steel ProducU Oo.. cabinet ...... •eeeeee* ...... 38.50 nicy Home, Producta. Inc., fumiahinga 23.85 S-P(ece HUialeas Rteel ne, - Rlchaifd, optical aervicea ...... CARVING SETS 6.00 U XMAS' $1.29 to $ 3 ^ Sat F or y a lu te - • 7-'. ' I-,’ —V-''*— -A----*:

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. COVN ItAlMUMISJfiBK BVISNIWU aiUHAUU. MANUUISSTBR. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17,1941 'W EDNESDAY, IJECK.MBKK 17, 1 9 I t PAGE SEI service station where the accused charged with spoedlng and failing form were on display in court this taot tham ao paln'a ananiaa morning. was working and arrested him. to halt at a atop sign pleaded guiU Tassie Held Mrs. Taaale aald ahe had never D a ilj rr would ba b *ired w n «U rln * tha Police Court ty. He waa halted after he had Mrs. Taaale told the court that R a d io P ro {^ a m s Soutb Passage Paeifte. SarmioB didn’t she was awakened by the odor of been threatened with death by her failed to stop at the Intersection husband before, but stated he had Caater-i Htaaard Time about Capo Hoi lU dlooorery of Wadsworth and Main streets Under Bonds the chloroform early yesterday ondod the plan. . morning. At that time, she said, struck here and that there had Is Dangerous and had driven at, over 60 miles her husband waa standing at one been arguments. |Tow ahlpo flf'. the ■wella and per hour on Main street. For duiMTS Of C^pdforn* MBnntni Egan Receives aide of the bed as she snatched According to Policeman Oaasella, preifor the atraltsecauae they are speeding he was fined $10 and the dampened handkerchief from Tassie claimed he had been unable costa and received an- additional Sent to Jail As He Could Networks Now Back Again With War in the Both pi'otectod from w n i that BimoBt her face. Without speaking he to sleep recently and had bought constantly buffoths continent's Long Sentence one dollar fine in the atop sign Not Rai^ Security of turned and,walked out. Mrs. Tassie the chloroform to use himself. Oceans Spotlight Is tip. case, said ahe gP)'—Excite Soft cotton fiannolotto , ., A Boll Ringor G 'ft Valuol A BoU Ringof Gift Volvo / suspension will appear in court *• Programs tonight; Th* war, sub Give Him Tien Uttorfy fominino I B y teek B. BeMdwood amall naval atatn. But Chile, in Resident for Breaking Town Court this morning in the husband, after a short time return fornia, waa elected president • of ment over the Axla -attack on ject to addition— Boya’ Pajamas Roal Laathan sf Cssrss whoae territory * atralU lie, haa December -29, 'The case was con ed to the bedroom, looked about, the Freshman class of Connecticut V Uncle Ham having aba'ted aomer Smart Shirts l.ovely SlipN Waahini^n, Dec. 17—WV-Wlth Promise to the Court. tinued from today under bonds of case of Kenneth Taasle, of 42 Osk I 7:00 MBS; 7:15 NBC-Red; 7:45 Bed *fa4*ketir^ a tiny navy. _ then walked out again, she said. College at a meeting held In Fred what, the networks have returned I NBC-Blue; 8;00 MBS; 8:65 CBS; Wmrdi tew /V/ce' Fine HaDdbaOB the United States; «t war In both However, thremlleo from Capo $ . street, charged with aaaault with A Comforting Gift f » 200 There waa no conversation. eric Bill hall last night. to'a.schedule more in keeping witn 10:00 MBS; 10:30 NBC-Blue; 10:40 119 99^ thrinkproof t | 1 Why pay S I.39? IO the Atlantic and Pacific, attention Virgeneo and Go Holy Ohoat, For violating conditions of a Intent to kilLhia wife. The accused, Calls In The I'oUee Barbara Swift of Madison was normal times. For a week or more jCBS; 11:00 NBC-Red; 11:30 MBS; kres/sfa'fcl* e( Umnval el la focused ahurply on the twisting, the AUantic trance to the Solo Swells To Chorus Olvf him till he'll ea/or wear Let the mercury drop! Boys suapension of Judgment rendered who was not repreaented by coun- After Tassie had left for work, elected class historian. Other clast they had been operating round the 12:00 NBC CBS; 12:55 CBS HBC. mg— and aavi at Wardi! Ray- The fsmoui quality thst fit. Imagine finding Iicy rayon ist- 1 “ desolate, rock-hemmed Straits of straits. He in thFalkland islands. in hU case over two week.s ago, Mrs. Tassie said she notified a officers will be voted upon later. clock. will keep warm in theie cozy better becsuie it’i mode better' Lacy, be-rtbboned rayon latinil Great Britiln’s South Atlantic asl and refused to make any'atate- I NBC-Red— 8 Thin Man Adven- 0ni, wool-lined. Easy to knot. flannelettes. Smart itripes. ini in midriff—and even 4-gore Distinctive tailored and drsss* Magellan on the southern tip of Thomas Egan of We.st Center Chicago— A friend told Hel relative of the event and police NBC and CBS are on the air I ture; 8:30 Plantation Party; Color-fait broadcloth. Cuddly brushed knit rayons! maker styles I All handsomsiy South America. Naval haae. en Senne any Cnicagoan could ex ment, pleaded not guilty. Bonds for 9 Itylei—at thie price! street, charged with intoxication, bis appearance were set at $10,000 then were called. iNIMfWNIWWMHHMWMim from 8 a. m. aroumi to 3 a. in., two Eddie Cantor; 0:30 DIatrIct Attor- Cotton chenilles! Soft wools. fitted iniidel Grand colors. Down where the western hemi Maiiy 'roeka was sent to the county Jail this perience such a degree of solitude Policeman Walter Ca-ssells, who hours longer than the regular I ney; 10 Kay Kyser. sphere tapers o'l like a cornuco The treachfer^jf the straits in busy Wiiba.sh avenue at Uie rush and failing to furnish the security morning to serve out the suspend be was sent to the county Jail. answered the order to go to the .schedule, while MBS haa added two pia, then slithers away In a rug runs througi- da narrow gorges hour that she even could go sing hours In th3 morning to run fr.mi S CBS—7:30 Mr. Meek; 8 Big where the grans walls, pock ed sentence of three months plus Hia trial will be held at the next Tassie home, brought tho bottle Town; 8:30 Dr. ChriaUan; 9 Fred ged archlpelagi to Cape Horn, the another 30 day# for an offense ing down the street unnoticed. So, a. m. to 2 a. m. However, key sta d -mile long straits serpentine marked with lilt blue glacioro term of Superior Court. and handkerchief to headquarters Allen; 10:15 John T. Flynn on the 3 2 which occurred yesterday when it picking her way across Madison after bearing Mrs. Tassle's story. tions in New York are continuing their way through a channel that that tend thuunda of caacadoa at Wabash, one oi Chicago's nois According to testimony given the 24-hoiir schedule. international situation. varies from two to 20 miles in down the cHffsJKJmetlmea rite was alleged Egan again was foimd iest Intersections, she began sing during arraignment this morning He then went to a Main street NBC-Blue— 8 Quiz Kids; 8:30 drunk and helpless, width. almost vertlcall;from what has ing "When Irisl Eyes Are Smil before Judge Raymond R. Bowers, Although the nation is at war. ^ Manhattan at Midnight; 9 Basin If anything Happened to the oeen referred toa the salt water has a long local court record, sev- ing," but her solo swelled to a .Mrs. Tassie said her husband I St. Swing; 9:30 Penthouse Party: uas a long police court record, .sev the networks plan to make no re Panama Canal, the Straits would river. The castel half if shallow chorus as policenien, cab drivers sought to murder her ns she slept duction In their Christmas sche- iO American melody. become one of the world's vital' er and wider, oKiOd by the brown eral days ago waa brought Into and pedestrians Joined in. by covering her face with a folded Ask for a surprise pack MBS—8:15 Get It; 9:30 Melody court on an intoxication count. At uhl have to shut ott p. m.) School of the Air from the oxldyzlng hulls of vessels that Although the foyage through then had returned. He sought CAVANAUGH’S hi., set. With most receivers, even Montreal; 4 Cniristmaa Ctarola; 6:30 erred briefly while running the the StralU of kgellan ia one of wave the flag in court by stall, the smallest, able to get distance, Dlaciisslcm "What We Are Fighting channel. the most scenic i the world, ves he had tried to enter military scri CITIES SERVICE he could shift to out of town sta For; ” NBC-Blue—11:15 a. m. What LOOK THESE OVER! COME IN TO May Be Protected sels often go eltir direction from ice, but had so f.ir been unsuccc. BURTON’S ! tions, even in the day time. Can I Do; 12:30 p. m. Farm and ful. Judge Lessner, not at all u Carol Service TINY TOT SHOP, | 329 East Center Street Size of the country Is so great The straits arc not protected by Magallanes wltkit passing a If It’e Cltlea Service, It Haa Home Hour; 4 Opera Guild. MBS— coast artillery, although Argen single ship Ofb there Is not a lined to be lenient this imirniu ’Til Xmas 841 Main St. S that no doubt the occasion v.culd 2:30 Kentucky School; 3:30 Phila THE STORE! THOUSANDS MORE To Be Good! tina la reported ready to rccon- sign of life—Juithe sUm. allent :.tated that he meant what he sa. be rare where broadcasting w-ould delphia orchestra Children’s con . eider a previous objection to Chile's peaks and the rtible of cascades when he proml.scd Egan a Jai Candlelight Processional BENDIX stop everywhere at once. cert. offer for cooperative effort. tumbling Into fc gorge. term if he broke his word and wa: E \SY TO CHOOSE FROM!-AND ALL Only one man has tried to for again arrested. The sentence toi HOME I.AUNIIRY i / 1 tify the straits Sixty years after According to jrrent estimates, lowed. WEEKLY PAYMENTS Ask for Demonstration. Thoy*n fxcsptfoao/ Valtfott they were discovered, Pedro Sar- one pound of potic will replace In the case of Samuel Smith, IS WTIC >««>. WDRC AT MONEY-SAVING LOW PRICES' mlento de Gamboa sought to pro- more than threpounds of metal. of 068 Middle Turnpike East, Uu SUNDAY, DEC 21 Kilocycles Kilocycles disposition was postixined and th' Parka Hood» A Boll Ringar G ift Valval Wednesdav, lleie. 17 case continued from day to da\ Choir of .30 Voices—Sanday Evening 7:30 'ILBRO' KEMP'S P. M. Wednesday, Der. It /Itb Smith ill cii.stody of the pro Inc. P. M. — Words mom * ^ Crisp Aprons 3:00-Against the Storm. ition officer. The accused Is j. Thurston Noe, M. A., Organist and Choirmaster Service On All Makes 3:00—Studio Matinee. WDRC En ' arged with breach of the peace 3 •16—Ma Perkins. semble. Plishing colon In pretty gift Colorful! ,d assault on his mother, I rose- of Washers 3:30—Guiding Light. 3:80— Renfro Valley Folks. boxfs! Somi have raitteru! AII- HALE'S SELF SEtVE 881 MAIN STREET Phone 5680 3:45—Vic and Sade. 3:45—News. vool. wool with nvon. The Orif?inaI In New England itor Charles S. House .said that To make hostesies prettier ou line possible adjustment of the 4:00—Backstage Wife. 3:55—War Commentary. Christinas day! Dainty sheers, large might be made withoul South Methodist Church MANCHESTER II in.i i I , IdP 1 1:: 4:15—Stella Dallas 4:00—Ad Liner. organdies and gay percales. 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. ^:^8—Mark Hawley, News. ivlng the accu-sed a record ol Main Street and Hartford Road ' b ' ' I pi * AND HEALTH M/RKET ourt conviction, 4:45— Young Wldder Brown. 5:00—Mary Marlin. 5:00— When a Girl Marries. T! Robert Clay, of 81 Alton street. 1SSSJ 5:15—The Goldbergs. S:1S— Portia Faces Life. 5:30—The O'Neill*. 6:30—We, the Abbott*. 5:45—Ben Bernie. 1 ' S THURSDAY SPECALS ' 5:45— Dinning Sisters. 6:P0—News, Weather. Green Stamps (iiven With CaaBales. 5:55—Stand By, America. 6:05—Golden Gate Quartet and 6:00—News and Weather. Hazel Scott. 6:15—Strictly Sports. 8:10—Musical Interluds. Cigars iq Boxes of 25 eid 50. See Our Display 6:30—Musical Appetizer. 6:18— Frazier Hunt, News. 6:45—Lowell Thomas. 6:20—Edwin C. Hill. Cigarettes in Cortonsand 7:00—Fred Warlng’s orchestra. 6:30—Golden Treasury of Song — Say Merry Xmas With 7:15—News-of the World. Frank Parker. of 'j Tobacco in Pound Contdners. 7:30—Airing All Opinions. 6:45—'The World .Today. A Mam Cam Ahrmyt lha a Lot ol A Ball Ringar Gift Valun I 8:00— Adventures of the Thin 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. Ah, what luMuryl Shaaptkin-linad O ght end G ar far ike H a M oy l LADIES' and GENTS' Man. 7:15—Lanny Roas. Shirts^ Shorts Shirts, Shorts D«*W* S a n k a t Dovbla Waart Bathing BaauUat hy Connam All Beautifully Pockaied 8:30—Plantation Party, 7:80—Meet Mr. Meek. ®Jbrary Slippers Clrls’ Dresses •5% Wool Pairs 9:00—Time to Smile. 8:8®—Big Town, Edw. O. Robin Mardt taw Prttaf 2 9 : Thirsty Towels son. CViftstei Wrappad' 45c ot tkh tow pricot ^ 2 0 for Gift Giving.' OrderNow. 8:30—Mr. District Attorney-. W i l e da 10:00—Kay Ky'aer. 8:30—Dr. Christian, Jean Her- Give him a stack of fast color Prnttyf Utafulf HvgaSr'Md4"Sitnf i::00—News and Weather. sholL shorts with Gripper fasteners; broadcloth shorts with He’ll love the warmth of wooly WRIST AND Grippers.” No-Tare fly — 11:15—Story Dramas. 8:55— Elmer Davis, News. combed cotton shirts I skeepakm! The library look of Even new peasant styles I Tub- Best sellers! 5% new wool, wont rio! Mercerized shirts. Such fashionable designs I Ex* Boxed Candy and RibbonCandy 11:30—Bob Armstrong's orches-• 9:00—Fred AUen. soft brown leather t 95% cotton woven for warmth ceptionally thick and soft I So MEN’S GIFTS K £ tra. 10:00—Glen Mlllec's Orchestra. plus strength. 70x80 inches. tbkorbent and strong, toot in 1, 2 i and 5-pound boces. 12:00— War News; NBC Music 10:15— Claude ThornhiU’s Orch. for Everyone. 10:30—Juan Arvisu, aongs. STRAP WATCHES 10:45—Public Affairs. 12:30—Beasley Smith's orchestra. Ocean Spray 12:55— News. 11:00—News, Weathsr. 1 .00—Silent. 11:05—Sports Roundup. Gift Shirts Elgin — Waltham 11:10—Jimmy Dorasy’s Orchsstra. Cranberry Sauce %n 11c Tomorrow’s Program 11:30—Vaughn Monroe's Orch. A. M. 12:00—Linton Wells, News. 16-Oz. Can Wagner 8:00—Reveille with Doyle O'Dell AM $1.49 to $1.95 Hamilton and Bulova Tomorrow'a Program and Agricultural News. 7:00—Morning Watch. 6:00— Sleepy Slim Serenade. Grapefruit Juice 2 cm;35c White Broadcloth Shirts in Gift Boxtik Guaran* 8:00—News. p*" 7:00— News, Weather. b i ' h teed for one year. Fancy stripes or plain colors. Banner Inexpensive Watches 8:15—European News Roundup. 7:10—Music. 8-Or. fan .Armour’s . Shirts of distinction that he will wear with pride. 8:30VRadlo Basaar. 7:18—Toyland Revue. SpnamIPvrdmnt 79t Valaaf Ovittamd ng Vahat r* • Pipparf A marts A**/ Mickey Mouse Watches for Children -8:55—^ T IC ’s Program Parade. Zip goat lha Talon, m d am go her 7:30—Robart Program. Somnthk^ SpatlaU Glft-haand I 8:00—Playhouse. 7:40—Bond Program. Gloves, Mittens Bress Socks **The Lounger” ThnPnrfn€t"Lttk"GlHI Pork and Beans 9:15—Food News. Felt Bootes 10c 7:55—Newa, Weather. Towel Sets Boxed "Ladies’ Diamond and Stone Set Rings, Laval- 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. 8:00—*ITie World Today. Wm I Sitot Worth Morof 'ellophane Wrapped — 9:45— As the Twig I# Bent » kola hand town f ■ „ GIFT TIES 8:15—Morning Salute. with rtripad tvfh 89c M 3 Platm far 10:00—Bess. Johnson. 25. S m n Bnx liers. Locket and Chain Sets, Cameo Brooches, 8:20—Shoppers’ Special. Music •Fad# in C U n a! All wool—with pattern'• sure-fire win Hit favorite—indoors or out I 10:18—Bachelor's Children. Time. ' .colerful embroidery! Better ner! Short or regular lengths I So cozy for frotty little toes I Smoked Shoulders 10:30—Helpmate. buy for yourMoU, too! In soft brown leather, top Big Cannon bath towel plus 2 EVERYMAN Pearl Beads, Compacts, Bracelets, 3 to 15 Pc. 8:80—News, Weather. Rayon with cotton. zrade, with hand-laced effect! Dyling m bright red or blue big, wash clothi to matcK Re Lace and hemstitching and WILL APPRECIATE 10:45—Road of Life. 8:35— Shoppers’ SpeclaL Witt striped velour cuffs! versible or plaid design. dainty embroidery make them oung Dutch ...eiVE HIM Ladies’ Toilet Sets, Sheaffer and Waterman 11:00—Mary Marlin. 9:00—Preas Newa. look IO ezpeniivcl Cotton. I 11:18— Peiiper Young’s Family. 9:16—School of the Air of the Cans t Pen and Pencil Sets special for ladies. Also 11:30—The Story of Bud Barton. Araerleaa. Dog Food CLIPPERS GIFTn 11:45—David Harum. 10:00—Hymns oC All Churches. • T l Leather Billfolds. 12:00 Ndon—XJene and Glenn. 10:15—Myrt and Marge. And select them f^ m P. M. 10:30—Stepmother. f FOR YOUR XMAS COOKIhG.: our large assortment at: h 6 s e ^ 12:18—The Luqcbeonnalres, 10:45—Woman Of Courage. IMPORTED ENGLISH 12:30—The Weather Man. 11:00—Ad Liner. Mixed Nuts, Walnuts, Dates, Fgs, 12:35— Day Dreams. I 11:167-1^ # M aaJ Married. ALL WOOL HOSE F or Men — 12:45—Bingin' Sam. 11:30:—Bright Hmizons. 1 :00—News, Weather 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories. Raisins, Etc. Plain and Stone Set Rings 1:15—The Little Show. 12:00 noon—Kate Smith Speaks. 1:30—Marjorie Min*. P. If. 2:00— Wrightville Sketches. 12:15— Big Sister. B _____ Sheaffer and Waterman Pen and tbyss ZCsMssf 2:15—Medley Time. 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. O vrFam evt 10% W aal'HoMâtT" Lemons ■Doz. Pencil Sets 2:30—Concert Miniatures. 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. frmmtf Flap Rscketi/ Dress Socks Soch a "Grown-Up"Uamf S m m td h f for Lath y M n n I 2:45—Three Debs. l:0p—News., Weather. Men’s Unipnsnit Boys’ Sweaters HandMmdn nChamf DUPONT CORPORA 2:55—News. 1:05—Main Street, Hartford. Boxed Hankies Plaid Jackets Ronson Cigarette lighters and 1:15— Woman in White. IkwtSc IJnen Hankies Florida Oranges SILK HOSE — 35c Pair. 1:30—The Right to Happiness. Kaap Out tha Cold! Combination Cases and Lighters ,1:46—Life Can Be Beautiful. 9 8 ’ Far thn Klddim l 1 9 ’ And what a hnrgaini Holiday Dance You won’t find better looking Cotton and wool Hcalthgards 3 2 9 Vary Spatial at Give Him A 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. . patterns for tbs money I Short 20% wool worttad srith cotton, Tic Pin Sets 2:15-Joyce Jordan, Girl Intemc. and regular Itngthsl warm and comfortable I Non^ “ “^ble knit 3 cutii little hankiei (or Z with ■ Warm? Well-tailored? Good to 2 5 * t u r n i p s Of Jr. Chamber 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. sag shoulders, roomy seat! military ct»lUr. 2-tonc colors. look at? Y t t , air! Fiill-cut wool You’ll marvel at the intricate Watch Bracelets and Chains 2:45—Kate Hopkins, Angel of plaids; zipper front. . drawnwork on tbete anowy Sw eater Gift Jackets- Mercy. white linen* I Hand rolled hem*. 7^ HEALTH MARKET Pull-Over Styles FOR M EN Military Sets-’—Bill Folds Details of a planned Holiday Tea Or Coat Sweaters Dance to be sponsored by the Man Baby Given Even You’re developing a gbod habit when yoa om ea chester Junior Chamber of Com Food more frequently in youiumeal planning. LEATHER Schick, Sunbeam and Remiiigton* merce at the Manchester Country Chance to Live JUST^ RECEIVED: JACKETS Club on Sunday afternoon, Decem $ 1 .9 S to ber 28, were released by Praaident Rand Electric Razors Eldward O’Brien thla morning ^teaming Clams and Quohaug, Thoae assisting O’Brien are Oor- Manila. Dec. 17— (g>) — The $ C .4 9 to youngest person injured in Ja $ ^ . 9 S ^ Filblg, Edward Sweeney, John panese air raids on Luaon Tfi«g4— nckles, Jr., George Wilson. John *)ysters. Scallops, Shrimp, Smokef an unidentified slx-months-oId girl An Wool Sweaters that he Other Gift Suggestions^ Bengston, and Thomas J. It ia contemplated that the pro ipven an even chance to FamamM m M I SItSO Vmhmf “ llets. Salt Cod, Herring, Halibu, win use for sports wear or 9 1 0 - 9 5 Manila hos ceed*. or a part of them, will be pital today. ABaBRimgarGiHValaal OMyngmim *sef*c4pes«y LeoAer Jackets AMOatarGnVmhml CfvsHwitsBastf ind Haddock, Smelts, Mackere, work. Zipper Sweaters. WOOL Fostoria Glassware, Clocks, All Kind| o f worth-while, The child, suffering from ahrap- Men’s Pajamas Felt JnUets ThmrNnndNahnmIagI charitable cause. For that reason, nel wounds, waa found on a Cavite Twin Sweattm B ean M odes Silver, Bronze Miniature Animals the public in general is invited in s t r ^ a f ^ the firat Japaneae raid ^•HWSsrtaaf "* ChenlUc SprendO^ lutterfish. Fresh Fillets of Ha^ JACKETS order to insure a subetantlal con 1 0 Sarnth SirlpadI on t ^ Navy Yard thsrs. Authori- lop hsrtsr iih ^ at 2 » 8 tribution by the Junior Chamber tlea believe her parente were kill Popular Admiral Byrd styling kCnttaphamnl Book Ends Electrical Gifta organisation. 6 9 DnahlaBadSignI lock> Flounder and Perch, enl Give Him GLOVES ed In the attack. in fins: Isather. Nsw coubina. ComfortabI* slesp styles ia a Mom levs* tham f Grandma too t ta Dancing, at thla afternoon tea. non muff and flap pockata. brsadcloth that’s tops in wtar So M zyi PIiMh or plaid eoUar, A ilipon and cardigan (gros- 7% a rayo B paatla* tfa4t facl Hk* —and tksy’rs color-faat, ted I grain ribbon bound) la all wool Labor-aaviag gifts! Wc Many Others. PUR LINED GLOVES WOOL LINED GLOVES Christmas Cards in a profusion of^designt. will begin at 4 o’clock mid during n M n B«m Ii wqgMa solss. Wins, blue. flova ailkl SItak fi^ n g l O u ^ w glU ag aataed runproof I ' yaristv o f aatteraol Go I the course of th e.a fterrt^ vari woratadi Pliofilm srrappod. ityl N % ateitekproofi POPULAR HI-SAT ITBNSt ous refreshments ^ he served by Dac. 17.—{/h—Advices $ - several members of the tid ies rocEivod froni Baguio today onid 2 - 2 9 9 1 9 1 . 3 9 •5 « Auxiliary, who are aasiatlng. that two U. 8. Army pilots bad CHICKEN CHOP SUEY Anyone dcsiroua of obtaining arrived tlure after traveling over tickeU may secure them by con- land from isolated arena where c h ic k e n Pll Ueting Miss Hellen Holbrook at they made forced landings a week K ill F.E.BRAY Ithe Chamber offices. Further de ago while battling Japanwe air STAIN STREET tails will be released as soon as raiders. The two wars identiOad Lwvtaf Olden for Ho JEWELER , I plans now being conaidend reach ifiuiUon. M UeutenanU 8hepl|etil and ARMY & NAVY 7S7 MAIN RTREST ~ STATE THfATER H o u a tn ^ . j UIV W A Itl • t r ■■ >N E 51 MANCHESTEK EVK.MMi HEKAL,0. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1941 1806, when It was ceded to them tha cases would be aubmitted to P A G E N I N l I It left Dalhart at 11:26 P- ' 1QO K illpfl (cs.t.y’ and derailed more than an | i : v i U U U by China. the over-all counidl. To Tell History¥ The W ar lAbor Board waa head the United States had ildiers Want hour later. 'I BUY FULL VALUE FUEL Santa Kicking Adolf caused j paria v.ill .-illi J; (.ui:ng the win- pccte^f. the paper said, the sltua- Railroad officials said eigh t, ed by William Howard Taft and Of Xmas Carols much anxiety in Turkey. During Quake Prank P. Walab, ICansas CTty at Turks Watch I ter . . . sne v.’atchcs the approach t.on v.ith rc.spect-to It.alv Is dif- cars of the 14-car train carrying Labor, Managers THE BEST High School Concert i of spring with anxiety." ! ferent. > torney, as co-chairman. It aa- Buying our Fuel Oil, our In Pants Stops Traffic "There are signs that part ol Writing Paper approximately 400 paasengers the German soldiers withdrawn tabliohsd a no-strtks, no lock-out patrons obtain money's i Another Swiss newspaper. The ' Mentioning Tunisia, France’s paaaed aafely over what apparent (Continued from Page One) OIL" .rora Russia will be Stationed in Meeting Today policy for the war' and passed upon An unusual treat is In store for Nazi Activity ; Gazette-of- Lausanne, said theÂfrlc.in colony adjoining Italian ly w ai a broken rail. The remain-1 ------— m most in home-heat econo Mundelein, 111., Dec. 17.—(/P) Bulgaria. Great activity is report 1,346. controversies. Awards ware the members and friends of the Darlan-Clano conference may Libya, and the Mediterranean ls- at Armory W ould Ing alx left the track, and one aasurancea that all officers were my. Most heat, cle.incsl Draws Large Audience — PoUce Chief Clayton Tiffany ed at Bulgarian airfields which handed down in 462 caeca. 706 prove to be the turning point to land of Coraica, the paper said | Impaired. (Continued from Fsgo One) Cosmopolitan Club Friday after reported today Ralph Kusseil .s are being increased in number anil car turned over. were mediated by other agencies heating — at leant cost, in AirflelflH Kuiiig Made ward a French-Axis peace 'the interview at Turin (between! i|HLike to Send Letters (Formosa, along Vith the CTit- noon. The program, In keeping 1941 Cbristihas -sign Is more enlarged in size in all haste Re Taken to Hoapltal and 77 wsre psndlng when the our offer. We are backed i f waa noted here that the Ital Darlan and Ciafio) may be assum- I Four Injured men were taken nese Island of Hainan,, off the president. They war* told that with the season, brings to this Students Give Remark- Boy Steals Money; effective than any stop signal pair shops are being constructed rfTo Folks at Home. there should be no hMitatlon on board waa dissolvtd on May 31, Larger and Increased ian government had agreed to lib ed to mean that Italy has not lost i to a hoapltal at Tucumcari, N. M. south CThlna coast, long has serv gathering Mrs. Charles Nichols, ol by our cuatomem in say he's ever seen. for German planes” _r', • — the part of either labor or industry 1919. able Performance of ^ -w _ erate the few French pn.soners of .sight of her aspiration but has Thefr names were not Immediate ed warring Japan as a troop con Springflrid, Mass who Is a recog ing: “Here’s YOUU best The chief wss called out In Bulgaria Now. to accept as a basic condition that It did not. however, succeed in German Naval units are being war she had held turned conciliatory in order to rea L^^Quartered at th« local armory ly available. Ten ambulances ami centration and training point. nized authority on the hl-story ol Fuel Oil buy!’’ Singing and Orcheftlral' H e r 01111(1 It twice to handle traffic jam Formosa la believed to have serv there should be no Interruption of allmlnatlng strikes, and . many- Christmas carols. Mrs. Nichols concentrated at the Bulgarian While France has already given lize them.' I the Firat Refiment of the firat two doctors were nished to the med when motorists stopped Bern. Switzerland, Dec. 17.- i/p, ate the Union. Delaware. They ed the Japanese as a great proving production by labor disputes for man hours were lost In war Indus will be assisted by Mrs. Ruth to look at the 5 by 9 foot sign Black .Sea ports of Varna and Bur Alsace-Lorraine to Germany With TAXI? in wreck scene from Dalhart. Work; The Highlights. gas, he reported, but added • all young boya and in the 240 ground for new weapons and war the duration. tries during the IS months of Its Greenwood, soloist, and Mrs. Emily New York. Dec. 17.—(/p)— at Russell’s filling station. Considerable German military the result that no further territor Railroad officials here said 300 existence. Grimmelsen, accompanlat, both oi "Turkey doesn't believe Bui- ia! concessions to the Reich are ex- lOMit are now connected with the yards of track was tom up. but fare techinlques. much as Poland New Labor Pooro Offer "Honest John" Banask, Jr- 13; It had "Merry Xmas" in activity In Bulgaria, of concern (o RpHfl Herald .4dvs. I unit are men irom 32 atatei of the was used by the Germans after the South Congregational church By J. B. Hutchinson the right of way was not obstruct The conference also had before It FUEL & RANGE OIL who won the title Monday when neon at each of the top cor Turkey, coupled with plans for a ■ Union. They have been in aervice the occupation.) In Springfield. Mrs. Nichols’ talk The eighth annual C^Tiriatmaa ed. They expected repairs could a new labor peace offer from the More Nerve On Second Visit In Any Quantity — Any Yime! he turned over to police $675 he ners. In the center floodlights Frcnch-Ocrman conference On |(W aim oat a year. Inatead of |>t- HIroya Ino, colonial affalr.s American Federation of lAbOr. In on the carols, which is most enter- concert and carol Htng by the said he had found under a rork in Illuminated a drawing of San Ittng $21 a month they are being be made hastily. minister, was received by Em talnirrg and Informative, will thus Wholesale and Retail choirs and orchestra of the High African colonies, was reported in The special passenger trains a declaration of wartime labor poli Elkhart, Ind.—( ^ —A middle- a vacant Queens lot. has lost not ta Claus kicking Adolf Hiller [paid the large sum of $30 a month. peror Hlrohito in the Imperial cy, the A F L extended the olive aged stranger in a brown suit be illustrated by her assl.stanta. Bchool was given last night In the only the money but his nickname In the pants. European press dispatches today. were operating immediately back This is an open tneeting and auditorium. Interest In this L .'Being ahifted from place to palace and answered the emperor s branch to the Congress of Indus wralked into an all-night station, as well. French CTolonial Secretary Rene of the regular train. gives an opportunity for those In event was again evidenced by the RE-UPHOLSTER IjSaca they are aomewhat behind questions regarding the earth trial Organizations in a brief para talked a while end walked out. BANTLT on. COMPANY "Honest John” was right In his Platon IS planning to go to oc I pay and moat of the boys terested in the romantic and long S.M.AJ,!, DEI’O.SIT AND In their quake, Domel reported. graph which did not directly men Five minutes later be walked in fact that the hall was filled to story. Detective Lieut. Frank cupied France, then to Berlin with j d-Piece Living Room Suite MANCHESTER TAXI laore Just plain broke, but they are history of the origin and develop CENTER STREET PHONE 5295 Reports Japanese Dome! In its firat report on the tion the CIO but which said that again afid talked a while longer. o'Verflowing by parents and Byrnes said last night, except for an expert of the French African ' M. Orfitelll, Mgr. I a happy crowd and glad to be do- Plan to Unify ment of Christmas carols to be Serving the Public for 25 Years. MaeDON'ALD'S 7 POI.NT FEATURF. quake said that southern Formosa labor rivalry had no place in the But he didn't walk out right away. frlen.ls, who have come to accept the boy's admission later that the administration toward the end of | Offlre .At The 'Tea Room Itng their part in the present trou- present. IN C H DF,S waa shaken "by Its biggest earth war-time picture. Instead, be pointed a pistol at this concert os an event worth "rock" wasn't In a vacant lot at Occupy Macao the w-eck, informed sources in I I He. Tlicy arc well fed, clothed ahd quake since 1030, when 354 per Tea will be aerved. while. War Program "We regret sincerely," the de Petar OOnrad, attendant, and said: all. but In the chimney of John Vichy .said. Vice Admiral Jean 1 4 5 0 Strips vour fumltiire to the frame I have good medical care. sona were either killed or wound claration said, "... . the dectrue* Included ln‘ the audience were Mahoney, a neighbor. I What they do want, thev admit, " I cams back to get what I In Darlan is expected lo follow Platon I Rebuilds with new springs and fililne ed and over 2.000 homes were dam tivs rivalry in organiuUon that many children of grade school Mahoney said the.exact amount la acme stationery, and some (Continued From Page One) tended to take the first time " He London, Dec 17.— Reuters 1” assist in the talks, the Swiss I added. aged." has beset the labor field for the got $12. ages who no doubt were looking taken from his fireplace hiding today quoted a Melbourne radlo-i Neue Ziiercher further | Modern, Old Fashion stamps ao they can write back to Railway Une Disrupted pu.st few yeare. We hold sA euch Re-rovers with homespun. fully acquainted with Instructions forward with anticipation to the place was $1,123. and young dispatch from Hong Kong as re reported Presumably these con Restalns the noodunrk. their former homes and tell their Railway communication between rivalries and jurisdictional con Banask. shorn of the robes of friands where they are and how for defending airffelda. This has time when they might be consid- porting that Japanese forces had ferences were somehow connected Sagless-proof constnirfton. Kagt and the port of Tainan was flict! have no place In an emerg ed worthy to be enrolled in such a virtue, will appear today In chil occupied the Portuguese Island of with Darlan a recent visit to Ital BETTER COVERS PRICED I won they are being treated by the been a subject of particular par reported to have been disrupted ency such as faces America and Free estimates and deliveries. DANCE people of central Connecticut. liamentary concern since the Brit choir. dren’s court, charged with juvenile Macao. 4.5 miles southwest of ian Foreign MinLster Count Ciano. PROPfiRTIONATELV LOW Easy terms.' ' Manchester and dispatches said telephone lines the world today. We. tharôre, re The proceedings opened punc dellquency. Hong Kong. Airfields Bei.^- Enlarged iTlc supply sergeant said today ish lost the Greek Island of Crete within Kagl were severed. Water new our offer for unity In the labor WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS that the boys are happy, but if to the Nazia' "vertical envelop tually on time, and was led, off by The Ankara, Turkey, - corres Sports Center mains also weer said to have been movement and for the common de Albania DerlarM War they had a few stamps, a few en ment." the choirs entering from the rear British Reports Denied pondent of The Neue Zuecher said Have Our Representative Call At Your Horae. Or Visit Onr THIRD FLOOR eontovlch. In this number the popped. Black and white. h a n ^ g hook. N'lne styles In Derailment cludes paper, shades, shade ma ALL PURCHASES choir brought out realistically the Dalhart, Tex., Dec. i7.—( P — Set with a .fine cut Soliiairr .'-3* ELGIN and colors. 69c to $2.50. terials. flashlights, stirrup p\imp.s, BEAUTIFULLY joyous chiming of bells. The sec Top ijrain white elk shoe, Six cars of a westbound Rock Is rubber boots, arctics, rubbers, GIFT BOXED rlNOmiHJAL diamond and sparkling aide CdME IN AND SEE THEM TODAYI ond selection "As Lately We full nickel polished skate land passenger train dieralled at •shovels, pails, plrka.\es,_ crowbars, ! diamonds. Siieclall.v drsign- Telechron and G. E. \atl/cur'^nftrPrint Watched" the musical setting be with web ankle support Naravisa, 66 miles southwest of tinned goods, blankets, lanterns, ed for beauty In rinunting of ing taken from an Austrlsl Folk ELECTRIC Dalhart today. Injuring four per lirst aid kits, and electric heating Bolid gold, either yellow or song, was well sung and the hum for weak ankles. Electric Clocks sons. pads. KEUiR’S MEN'S WEAR white. Price: ming obligato to the ln(^ldentsl The trsin wa.s the Californian on "There Is a terrlfle response,” solo waa done nicely. MEN’S TWO-TONE HOCKEYS From TOASTERS the Chicago to Los Angeles run. said a store employe. The concluding offering by this group waa the always popular 4 4 9 * 5 0 number, "Lo How a Rose" by $1.29 to Electric ■WSIMKaCWWNfWfMfSKIKSKWWMWMIllCMWIWCilfWMWMWNff^t v n Praetorius. Here the choir showed $4.25 $3.50 SHIRTS a high degree of sustained rhythm- with clarity and resonance in tonal Hard steel reinforced SANDWICH $16.50 Hand Jig Saw Give GranVs Beautiful g WILSON BROS. other Beautiful Diamond One of ths azquisita new qualities. toe, top jjrain leather GRILI.S We have never displayed a more gor Rings, With or Without .£lgin wiirbea in our cam- 6QY50 Vocal Ensemble shoes, full nickel extra geous lint of shirts at: pitta eollsetion. Lovtty A vocal ensemble of 13 voice* In Complete Side Diamonds. matrhingbrarrln. /5/e»W(. the manner of the renowned "Eng tempered skate, less $1.89 $4.85 $19.95 Up. lish Singers" sang three numbers ankle support. ^H O SIERY $2;oo the first of which was, "When the Fireplace your hand— just like ordinary Jig I CYlmaon Sun Has Set” a composi Extra Heavy Model Special Showing of Saw— 10’’ capacity. Ideal for hobby’shop tion taken from the early Latin with Patenlc(l-Support $1L50 or model makers. CRAYON CTIEPE SHIRTS hymn "In Excelsis Deo.” This is $5.75. Fittings In Blue. Tan or White, at $3.60 number was well interpreted. Next was "The Holly and the Ivy" by Screens S3.95 up Boughton. This number, so well LADIES’ WHITE DeLUXE TUBE SKATES Andiron.a . . S3.69 up SILEX WINGS known, w m given a good reading. Electric NEW In their final number the group Shi^l* with collars that srs *ûaraii* Tool Sets . , .S5.9.1 up ELECTRIC teed to outwear the ahirt Itaelf. i'xM M tlt'o iq^ng. "Deck the Halls” the air be MAKERS YOU S'nLL CANT Alt iCIgins are stW’ ing from the"OId Welsh ” and here $5.25 Percolators fiAKE UP YOUR MIND. (w superb orcurn Black p iO N S . GRANT'S FAMOUS CHENEY side diamondo. Attractively every new KUin watch. " beauty. "Sing w e'all Noel" by GLOVES York was also well suiig and the f \ \ OAMF, BIRD PATTERNS dealgned .nreddfaig band to Termcfd nuM . 15 /euoft. Tube Outfits Featuring tha "Broadside"" $2.25 up matolz. Both rings In aolid!S Prim imdrOt P»¥rd Tmm Alleggro passages sung with a Decorative Also Rich silk Satins Capeskin — Side Wall Con- goM monntlags. either yellow ' graduation and regard to contrast $1.49 to ,. $1.49 In Stripes or Figures. ing tempos, very effective. The Lovlee Hose pr. •tructlo'n in Orsy, Tan or or white. PHee: Q Reg. 9-lc. Special Brown ) ...... $2.95 Always a Complete Selec* fii^ offerhig was "A Star Shone $3.69 $8.95 Lights i moiviouiu. >.00 Out” by Davis. (j) The "Husky", the glove that tion qf Hamilton, Elgin, |l*ir*8yarAW V p 'Combined Ciiolni Top grain Blaek.MoKay Boot sHth UNIVERSAL CANDLES $1.00-$ 1.50 la guaranteed forever. '3 W'althaih, Benfus and Balo The combined choirs numbering full polished nickel skate. A real Heavy Pigskin Sllp-on, $6.00 $ 7 5 * 0 0 150 voices sang "O Nightingale other Beautiful Ties, Hand vatu* for the occasional skater. HOUSEHOLD SCALES TABLE CLTTLERY SETS PROM 29c Grant's Beautiful va Watches. Awake" by Dickinson. In the sing > Wool Gloves in AU Colors, KEUER'S MEN'S WEAR Tailored, Wool Lining...50c Frlcee Subject to Federal Tax ing of this the group was direct^ ELECTRIC 24 Lbis. Capacity. FROM $2.95 $1.00 Q. ' • Other Makes ...$10.95 Up 250 PAIRS TO CHOOSE FROM! INDOOR SETS pr. $ ^ .5 9 • Other Solid Gold by* Miss Carolyn Miller, student NYLON’S P ' J director. The follqwlng number Reg. $1.95 Pr. Special W inding Rands, 1^‘Jesu Bambino" b^ Pietro Yon, f o o d " FRO.M 59c $5.95 Up. 1 was also led by a student director. INDIVIDliAL Miss Ruth Turiclngton. Following UNIVERSAL \lfeur7btgtrhUd ROBES'' SHEAFFER A FEW OTHER GIFT IDEAS OLTDOOB In All Wool Flannel— this Uie “ Benediction" by Lutkin LIQUIDIZER LOVLEE SWANK -was sung in a reverential manner. BATH SCALES SETS KELLER'S MEN'S WEAR Oabardlne— BUk Matched With the singing by the choirs Wiss Pinking Shears Machinists' Chests .c I H t Unto tiPwfi. IUm4m $w DmI 12*4 I and the audience of "Silent Night" FROM 2 Thread Sheers p *" JEWELRY the accompaniment for which waa Roller Skates Desk Lamps $14.95 $7.95 up Pen and played by tbe orchestra, a most en $3,95 joyable concert was brought to a Guns and Rifles $1.3$ KORDO HIDE NOVELTIES J conclusion. Again to the director Auto Rbhes It's entirely new! Ask 9 Guaranteed five years! lo. Albert Pearson hearty congratU' to LTNCREST Featuring tha Artsto-Oram, BUITER TOE A HEEL Pencil 8eti Fishing Tackle JACKETS the latest In Initial Jewelry; llaUons must be offered for the Electric Room 0 8 for particulars. • Five beanttrul eolors. alao the Cameo — Key ■ manner in which all the detalla Kitchen Shears The Miracle Leather! Chaina, Tie Chelna or Claspa, HOSIERY up I wera so well carried out. Heaters • 260 Pounds Capacity. $4.50 7 Thread Service p' Washable! Scuff Proof! Knlvea, Watch Chains, Dress $ Pocket Knives Sets. Extra Wear In Every Pair! 3 .9 5 Power Carving The Challenge At $14.50 Sleds V PRICES START . AT 50c. BUka or |Federal Agent Tools Eveready SPRING WOBIEN'S SATIN STRIPED other Jackets.;$5.00 and up tia le a ...... 36c and 60c pr. Others from Hockey Sticks Thermos .Bottles ALARM CLOCKS Brush Sets Military Sets Wool M ix^ Hose___ eoc pr. $ 1* 9 5 “p To Be Speaker Flashlights Tie Racks i Ksy Casas Pure Wool Skis and Accessories Carving Sets SCARFS Wallsts Manicure SeU H eae...... $5c to $1.00 pr. F r o m $ L 0 0 S INITIALS FREE SWEATERS Tobacco Peuehaa Hartford, Dec,. 17— (45 — The Wbodworiung Tools Scopt Hatchets DAISY AIR RIFLES ■Connecticut Chamber of Com- 8-Day Modeb In Button or Pull-Over Styles Pipe Standa 59c to $2.75 As haw As $1.09 rWOlNOlUL aerce announced today that J. T. From Up From $2.69 Up. Blsevslasa or With Slseves fadigan of the Federal Bureau of $1.50 All Wool A t ^.50 and up. Bes Our ‘'Monarch’) Briar InvaatlgaUon would address a rep- Pipe*, guarantaad to giva a Matth«w Wior Irasentatlve group oh u(:tlonial de- cool-dry smoke. $lAo- and ]fense matters here Jan. 6. up. JEWELER The meeting haa been planned to aform the public how It can be of 977 BIAIN STREET MANCHESTER sistance to the FBI In this time ' war. F.T. BUSHHARDW * Open EreningB Until 9 iOO p. m. Open Every Night Until 9— Including Christmas Eve ) * J 8,000 aîurate pieeei * ‘ teiil'- OPEH e v e r y e v e n in g u n t il 9 UNTIL c k m $ T ^ A 8 i D MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1P41 HANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17/1941 »AG£ ten PAGE BI one of the areas bombed recently panser-plane • comblnstlon was other than tha preservation of Manila Building by Japanese warplanes. the police who put It on the tele hot" means It’s too hard to dis Dead Buried The ahelter, of reinforced con type. ment OB Jan. 19, 1940, was held having a flsld day for lUelf, Brit American democracy. Subway Provides Chicago Stolen Auto pose of, having been stolen. without bail for a bearing today crete, is designed to accommo^te Censorship of News, About 11:30 the car was found Jo.seph F. ' Vaselli, a furniture ish and French ground units were But more Important than all Air Raid Shelters 100 persona. Many individual shel near the Pitkin residence on Robert afU r admitting In tha polfcs line polisher accused of stea'ing the up that hs threw the jewelry into forced to wait on the formality these conaideratloni there la the At Honolulu ters also are being built. road. The engln.e was still warm lEomtiig Jlfr»15 Brought Back gems at gun point from Mrs. Irene the river when he found it "too feeling that If theae powers are Bomb-Proof Raid 'Shelter and the bfjys had evidently driven — rUBUBHICU BT.TBB and the pleasure of their sir Manila. Dec. 17—WV-CiJnatruc- Hubbell in her Park avenue apart hot" to handle. A T LAST Cables, Mails Is Near around until the gas waa used up H SR A U ) PRINTINO CO, INC forces for any coordination at all. abused we ehall know it and for tion of Manila's firat public air II atrMt Temporarily Laid to Read Herald Ad vs. to try out the little car. llancbcitar. Conn. Practically none was forthpom- ever be able, to do aomething about Chicago. Dec. 17.— Chicago al8 to 20 feet between the top of the raid shelter now is under way la Local Boys Evidently * . ' • subway__ a>...— — A. tunnela •••■« m aand ■*i4 the Ik A ■surface ! t On a previous occasion a car THOMAS PEHaOSOR it. The preservation of our do waited 40 years for a aubway, Rest on Green Hills which Mrs. Wood left at a home on 0 «a *ra » Uinaccr ing. built one In three years and, the The tubes themaelvea are encased Congress Looking for Used It Until They Ran f reaniaS Oetebar 1. IISI mestic democracy Ilea not in the with three-elghta-lnch steel lining Foster street, where she was call You Can Drive A Safe Carl In other instances, Britain has day the Japanese blaated Pearl Overlooking Sea. ing, waa taken away and found the hands of our leaders, or In what and two feet of reinforced conr Legislative Shortcuts Out of Gas. P ab ilfh ts Em i t E »«n tii« paid for the 'separation of Its Harbor, suddenly realized it had a next day on Branford street. In Crete. I EaadbT* and Holldaya Entarad at commands. For a time cqastal the laws may say. It lies In our *64,000,000 bomb-proof air raid By Eugene Bums To Affirm Wartime )>oth cases the cars were evidently * U a Poai Offica at Mancbaatar. shelter. 90 Per Cent Complete ; Representative and Mrs. Inland r Cana., aa Saeond Claaa Mall Mattar. conunand planes off Englancl were own understanding and apprecia Honolulu, Dec. 17— (iP) —Day taken out for the deviltry of it. Subway construction began Construction of the Initial two- Powers Before Sunset. T. Wood of Robert Road spent four And Increase Tire MOeagei SUBSCRIPTION BATES ^ spotting enemy lubmaiinei but tion of what democracy meani. three years ago today. Priorities route system Is 90 per cent com after day, }ust before sunset, with plete. Equipping of the State stieet 14.95 or five disturbing hours last eve ■ Oaa Taar by Mall ...... •«■?« doing nothing about It because It and In our own certain knowledge problems have slowed up the work simple dignity befitting the gal Washington, Dec. 17.— — \ Par Hanth by Mall ...... • 10 aubway, to be placed in operation ning because of a prank of ’ two 01 that, even when we confer ex In Its late stages so that trains lantry with which they died for Stolen Jewelry Blasla Copy ...... r* wasn't their scheduled function. first. Is 81 per cent complete. Yet Censorship of the preaa, radio, Oaltaarad Ona Taar .1IS.00 will not run before at least June local boys, In driving off with their Up To 50% In Crete the Royal Air Force ar traordinary powers, we have the to be started la the Congress street their country. America‘a finest cables and foreign mails waa all 30. 1942. have been buried at Honolulu. amall red automobile. The car la a MEMBER OF rived on the scene in respectable rights and the will to see that Quarters for 180,000 leg. a tum-around loop at the south but law today. Congress waa look 1941 model and la used by their son Thrown in Ri\ ‘er THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The englneera meanwhile calcu- ; end Of the Dearborn street aubway. They have been laid to rest on ing for legislative shortcuts to Tha Aaaociated Praia la aacloalya- force only after It waa all over. they are reasonably used, for the green hills overlooking the aea— Lee Wood, In driving back and Am nahalaneed eonfilttaa tm lated the new system of 8«4 miles "Priority trouble has «|owed us affirm these and other wartime ly antltlad to tha uai or rapubllea- emergency purposes at hand, or there to lemair until a peaceful forth from Klngawood School, New York, Dec. 17- .Some yonr ear wheels, con ese* tlaa of all nawa diapatehaa craditaa There are repotted Instances in of underground tunnels, ventilated down, but we are all well satisfied powers for President Roosevelt be West Hartford Mr and Mrs. yen V . ______A ...4AA. Afc.. B>a* ib x 'w I f * ' McaiH time when the bodies might be re where In the Hud.son river, cooling to It or not otharwtaa oraditad In which British planes have at take them back. We surrender with the most modem equipment, with the three years’ work,” said fore sundown. ^ Wood saw the boys enter the car many miles of dtivtaig pleaaniob tbiB papar and alto tha local nawa Subway Commissioner Philip Har turned to their native aoil. Only minor differences between off, lies *15.000 worth of "ice." publlanad haraln. tacked British ships, because the these powers to Roosevelt-not as could provide sleeping accommo This ha.s been going on since and drive off about 7:30 and sup thrown there becati.se It waa "too ! beeMee resoltiag la exeeasHe All rishti ■ of rapublleatlon al dations for about 130,000 persons rington. "We are particularly bills passed yesterday by the posed It waa their own boys. When pllot.s of planes a.sslgned to duty our boss, but as our efficient Monday, I>ec. 8, the day after Ja hot” i and expenalTe tl/e-wear, ween •paelal diapatehaa haraln ara alao in an all night air raid, with no gratified that we were able to do House and Senate remained to be they discovered the car had been raaarTad.______over water were not familiar witn agent. And so long as we, the this job In the extremely hazardous panese bombings brought death to Ironed out before the censorship. "Ice." of course, is jewelry in ! parts, and wasteful gas and! eH' trains running, of course. 91 officers and 2.6,18 enlisted men Make a hit stolen, they reported the loss to underworld parlance, and "too ' Full aafvloa ellant of N. E. A. their owm navy. people, are not careless or callous Without bunks for sleepers, the clay under the loop without a aerl Which Mr. Roosevelt acknnwledg- consampUoa. oua disaster." (There have been of the Navy and 168 of the Army. •d "A ll Americans abhor," became Baralea Inc.______And, In the Pacific, It is now about what Is done with tbeae air raid capacity of the aubway Marines Mre Volleys would be more than doubled, the nine fatalities, occurring singly ex with a a fact. Publlabari Rapraaantatlvaa. The power.s, they cannot be misused. A tight-lipped group of six-foot KWMMUMMISlMCfilSIMItWMfWMWSIfd Why Bot let oe •'irnnin Jnllaa Mathaara Spaclal Asanoy— established that the admiral com experts said, and probably the en cept for two men electrocuted at The job of administering censor If we do not lose our own appre one time. There were no cave .Marines in olive-drab uniforms ship "in harmony with the beat Naw York. Chicaso. Datrolt and manding the Prince of Wales and tire daytime population of the raise their rifles and fire three vol wheels oa oar aew dyn Ins). Bolton. the Repulse failed to lend the .sep ciation of democracy and our own loop, workers and shoppers, could leys over the fresh earth aa night Interests of our free Institutions" balancer and eee for yo______BUREAU or be housed underground for brief Harrington said the aubway waa the responsibility of Byron MEMBER AUDIT arate arm Royal Air Force his re sense of responsibility for the suc fall approaches fast. A bugle a how easily yoa caa keep thens CIRCULATION'S. ______period! by utilizing the subway would be “ the last word" In safe Price, on leave, from the executive cess or failure of democracy, we sounds taps. NEST OF TABLES rolling olfideatly. Ton wfll an- quest for fighter plane protection and sub-basements of downtown ty, ventilation, lighting, speed and A black-roped priest blesses the news editorship of The Associated Tba Harald Println* Company, easy handling of passengers as- Press. He Will set up bis office In lap., aaaumaa no financial raaponai- until it was too late. If the flght- will never be In danger of losing buildings. ground with holy water and a Pro Joy gveater safety, aafi wM blllty for typo*raphlcal arrora ap- democracy itself. Bomb protection would be pro •suming it one day functions as a WSUiington Friday morning, re save moaoy every mUa er planes had been under his own testant ch.nplain recites the com Nests of Tables are pop paarlna In adaartlaamanta In tba vided by a layer of clay averaging subway instead of a bomb shelter. mittal cert mony — then the living sponsible directly to the president I UanehaataT Eaanlna Rarild. command, or If he had been train ular thla year, according move back to their war jobs amid (C Other Powers Ormnted Byron Prioo If everyone shopped for to our Holiday records! ed to think of sea and air war PagiiiK Major Hoople the blackout. Besides erecting a barrier NO GUESSWORK! Here are three sets from Wednesday, December 17 fare as one and the same thing, he "Don’t Bay we burled with sor against filtration of military data with newspaper owners eqd edi YOU CAN SEE IT FOR YOURSELF! Down In a New York lot the Overnight News Inter-Faith Watkins selection of to the Axis, the new, broad grant would have had no such fatal hes- row," said the graying chaplain tors, the Indlana-bom newsman Christmas on a single day.. other day, three schoolboys found of the fleet, Capt William A. Ma twelve different models. of power to the chief executive brings to the military center’s role you to see this ntarvelous laveetloa. It*e at Two Questions Answered Itstlon. The theory of the sepa Top: All mahogany. would authorize him to re-allocate aeivW shop rigM now Onaranteeing a Safer and more eaJoyaMa a 75-pound .stone Interfering with Of Connecticut guire. "Say we burled with con his experience In covering two How the stores would bulge! How inconvenient Two great atrateglcal ques- rate air command has thus been Group Named viction. Our men died manfully Guild-made, 12x16 top, Federal functions, grant contracts great Naval parleya -the Washing, grer before possible! See It la eperatloB. TonVIke their game, and rolled It over to By Associated Press 22 high. Center: Guild- without bidding, revise contracts for everjône! But people do try to telephone tlona have, we think, been brought r,sponaibIe for a long series of and we will Wipe out that treach ton conference of 1921 and the *,t^!***^f^ perfectly baleaoed wheeU will saaka find *600 In bank notes lying un ery, come what may. The spirit of made Hepplewhlte oval and control completely the finan London Conference In 1930. Handling of yoor car, In the greater aenae of yte w - costly mistakes. A separate air their holiday greetings - oil at once. Naturally, Ity yonll have at high speeds. to their final solution by the early der it. They stood guard over New Haven—Yale announced To Direct Defense Pro these men lives on I can feel It. style; glaaa Inset on lop cial transactions of aliens. Part of his 22 years In Washing portion of the war In the Pacific. command Is not what America their prize while they called th that appileanti for the freshmen Each Body Identified table; 16x22x23 high; all Mr. Roosevelt at his press con ton was spent In covering the .Sen there ore traffic jams, delays, and disappoint class would be notlfl_-d of admis gram in Churches and “ Each grave is marked and each mahogany. Bottom; All ference yesterday outlined a part ate debate which kept this country Tha firat la the queatlon of wants. police; the money was taken to ments oh Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. And sion in early May If they wished to body carefully Identified for ship mahogany Sheraton set; ly voluntary, partly compulsory out of the League of Nations. He plana va. battleship. The second What we want Is an army com Synagogues in State. o > police headquarters; If It is not begin college In late June or early ment back to the mainland after small table haa drawer; censorship over all media of com accompanied Woodrow Wilson on our job is mode even more difficult by the present la the queatlon of whether or not mand and a navy command which claimed in six months, It will be July under the university’s war the war la fought and won—back 14x22x24 high. munication, and announced Price's that President’s 1919 speaking war emergency. time plan for a three year course. Hartford, Dec. 17— —An In- appointment aa director of cen there ahould be a separate air is Itself an air command, as ready turned over to the three boys. to home towns.” tour In behalf of the league. Candidates will take the April ter-falth committee, believed the Honolulu’s gardens have been sorship. force. and capable of ysing a plane as a There's a moral In thla—the ..A Kappa graduate of ^^Take A Letter This year, if you ore planning to cedi some one series of College Board examina first of its kind In the nation, haa stripped of flaming polnaettlas— The 50-year old newsman, who Waba.sh-College, Price worked for Both queetloni have been given tank, or a battleship. Air strategy full. Instinctive honesty of the tions, the university said. been appointed to direct a defen.se Christmas flowers—golden asters asked and obtained a leave from the United Press in Omaha and more than 500 miles away, won't you make Hartford—Promoter Lou 'Vla- The Aaaociated Press once before partial answer before by the ahould be present, and dominant. boys themselvea—but we are more program in Connecticut’s churches and many hued hibiscus flowers— Chicago for a brief period, joining your coll this Sunday, or A^nday or Tuesdoy events of this war. But the firat In every command'. But to put It cusl cancelled a boxing show at and synagogues. each grave has a small bouquet— — to join the A.E.F. and win the The Associated Press in Atlanta. fascinated by the coincidence. The Foot Guard Hall scheduled for last Appointed to the three-man Honolulu’s tribute. bars of an infantry captain over evening when telephone traffic is light? The some week of war In the Pacific leem- In a separate compartment by It Ga. He was transferred to New day In question seemed to be one night, saying that fans were more committee by Governor Hurley The fir.st bodies were taken to 19.75 seas, left his post In New York Orleans, back to Atlanta and then To My Children— low rotes are in effect - and you'll enjoy f o ^ ed to make the answer! conclu self would be demonstrated folly. of loose funds, for at just about Interested In war developments. and Defense Administrator Sam- Nuuanu cemetery overlooking the yesterday. He could not discusa hla to Washington. He was news edi lans, he said, until he was estab- service. sive. Two developments at Wa.shing- The show will be put on sometime ue. F. Fisher yesterday were three palm-fringed sea from which the tor of the Washington Bureau vrsrrc MOMLiMcr'' mrnAMtC UOMtAMM the hour the boys were finding Hartford clergymen, the Rev. Rue- treacherous attack was launched. shed In Washington. Dcfir Kids;— The final determination of the ton this week were directly In line in January, he said. S from 1922 to 1927. this *600, Major Hoople. with only New Haven—Eleven Yale under sell J. Cllnchy, minister of Center Trenches Dog Atop Hill Should "Make Job Elasler" This Christmas we'll be busier than ever . . . but Statfe oabalaaee naaafa with what we should no^v have Text of Ntatement Dy-aamle oabalaaea eanssa value of the battleship seems to nine shopping days left before graduates, Including two varsity church; the Rev. Arthur P. Han When all the apace there was But the "splendid attitude" al I HAVE a book— and a handkerchief, too! I know we'll be doing our level best! wheels to hop ap ead dowa, the wheels to vibrate rtpINi ready shown by press and radio. The text of Mr. Roosevelt’s be that the battleship la of no learned about air power. CHirlstmaa, was hot-footing it tot tball players, Hovey Seymour ley, assistant pastor ot St. Jus taken trenches were dug atop Red statement on censorship follows: you re probably wracking your brains to find some de reoaltlag la axeesolve vibra- sideways, prododaf — r and Patrick M. Westfeldt, passed tin’s; and Rabbi Abraham J. Feld Hill, overlooking Pearl Harbor. Price added, ahould "make my job Valua unless It la always accom First, Congress, temporarily at down the street after the rubbish "A ll Americans abhor censor lightful new gadget or “ doodad” to surprise me with for tloa and hard ateeriag. ■aul wear oa Urea, «»tT. preliminary physical examinations man of Temple Beth lerael. The "I was In the thickest i f the at a good deal easier." Already news Uagplaa, Ue-rod ends, etassw panied by enough fighter planes least, cut new battleships out ot gathering organizations, news ship, just aa they abhor war, but Christmas. truck which had become the tem for the Navy’s flying cadet course. Rev. E. Dent Lackey of the De tack. ” said Chaplain Maguire. 19.75 the experience of this and all oth lag gear and all rnaanrtlng to protect It from air attack, the proposed schedule for future "Our 130,000,000 Americana would papers, and the radio have agreed The Southern New Inglend porary repository for the *300 Yale friends said all but a few of fense Council will aaalat. er nations has demonstrated that fig h ter plane eecorta for battle- enlargement of the navy. the group would remain In college Purpoees Of Committee glow If they could have seen how volunUrlly to withhold news of And I’d love to save you the trouble. Just put your Telephone Company from his revolving door mat. And Ut>op and ship movements. aome degree of censorship is es shlpa are now just as necessary Second, the first list of army until June, taking the preliminary The clergymen said a state-wide our boys died. It was glorious. Nay sential In war time, and we are at dimes and dollars together and drop into Kemp’s! There’s The Cheapest Tire and Accident Insanmee evea now, the good major, we sus examinations now In order to program, including radio talks and a whimper! They manned their Chairman Van Nuys (D.. Ind.). war. •a tha menace of the submarine promotions designed to organize pect, is on his way to that police speed up their entrance Into serv mass meetings, was planned, and guns until the decks buckled with o f the Senate Judiciary Committee a âutiful radio there I ’ve been dying to have in my Yon Ever Bought! this nation for actual war was said that only cenMrshlp of out "The Important thing now is MdrMm. And some splendid albums of classical records made destroyer escorts. In any headquarters to claim that he de ice after receiving their degrees. drafted this statement of the com the heat” that such forma of censorship as The chaplain wiped hla blue going foreign communications waa clear contest between plane and headed by the name of General The volunteers must pass another mittee’s purposes: are necessary shall be administered that I would enjoy when you jitterbugs get through with If you hear of air raid warnings posited that *600 during the bank physical examination at Floyd “To Interpret the moral and eyes. Involved In the war powers meas battleship, the plane can always Henry H. Arnold, chief of the WATKINS effectively and In harmony with the the family radio, years ago, 1 shades of the early United day. have noticed the same damaged SUtes; *3.75. not escape the plane. But yesterday, In Washington, fire hose hanging from Its racks I The Savings Bank of Manchester Thla lesson applies not only to those who had been Isolationists In the Franklin and Recreation buildings. In this time no out the battleship, but to every other and those who had been Roose- phase of modern war. The element ward attempt haa been made to I AND velt-hatera joined In the passage correct this situation. Christmas Delivery Guaranteed 8.50 JUST o f air strength cannot be neglect of the measures giving President The Btory of. "turning on the OIRAhTOOLE — Just the ed, even for a few moments, In Roosevelt powers more supreme water- until the racked hbae mirror to use over mantels Any department; of modem war. bursts" la another fantaaUc atory and bufleta. ’’Bullaeys” than any he had ever asked. because, until recently the handles on Watkins best value--- RECEIVED Neither land nor sea forces can convex glau; 17^x38H I The Manchester Trust Company The powers now on the way to of the splgota have been wired In hope to win any battle i^less they over all. the President not only Include place rendering them Immovable. In Time for Chrislmas have at leAst the capacity to dis that 6f censorship, but the power Only In the Main building. Is JOINTLY the hose kept In a case. These V' ‘ pute for the mastery of the air. to redistribute and rearrange the 'This*general lesson applies to the easel are situated in the corridor function of all government agen just beyond the reach of the aver Cedar Chest HCBNAIL TUMBLERS — bAttleship — hitherto considered age high school student. Theae Santa's Down Again! cies, to control alien property and Authentic reproductions of the aupreme symbol of self-suffi cases are kept aecurely locked, NEWEST Announce The Opening Of Added trade with foreign countrlea, and the old fashioned hobnail (»$ht he needs new BrooUs skdtes) but they have a glaaa case which ciency—as much as It does to to award war contracts without 3.50 Each pattern In blue milk glass; ' anything .else. A battleship with may be broken In case of emer competitive bidding. gency. The destruction of fire HTHUUCANK LAMPS — &0e. ***"* come in for new ice skates, but out air power pitted against air The iaolatlonists and' the Roose- hose here, would cause the "de- RefHroducUonz of Colonial ^^ôr^f’ts.^*** ** Buy for yourself and Facilities For The Sale Of power la useless. velt-hatera have. In the past, not etruoUve etudenta" conalderable hurricane lampa In polished We can build more of them, If Inconvenience. brass with frosted, and been alone In their fear of what A student who attempts thU U we want to; but we must plan to The next 10 customers who plan to give Gift Cheats etched chimneys. such powers might mean If they also risking hla neck by being ASH TRAYS— of hand- give them everlasting protection this year...and want the best value Imaginable.., hammered aluminum In atyU were ever laid on the desk of caught by the teachers who patrol will be asaurea of Christmas delivery, for we atlU LADIES' SHOE In the air. the corridors before aeeslohs and lied floral and geoiiietila Franklin D, Roosevelt, There are have 10 of thiae fine lowboys In stock. But 10 designs, an always welcoms In thla respect, the historic during noon hours: Philip Emery. chests won’t last long at the rate they’re going, SKATES numberless Americans who, wlth- In the Main building, and "Pete" gift; 98c. Whita DEFENSE BONDS opinions of General' “ Billy" Mitch so reserve yours Immediately (by ‘phone. If possi POTTERY FLOWER $6.95 ST. MARYS B out regard to the chaVacter of the Wlgren In the Franklin building ble!) Exactly aa shown, 44 inches long; mahogany VASES—these blue, Jug- ell and all the other prophets of man, are eternally afraid of too do a pretty good' job of petroling veneered: and Lane Refund Bond and Watkins Club abaped vaaea, hand ihade in For Those Who Like io Give the importance of the air arm much concentration of power. too- Terms (*1 weekly) Included! our own southern mountalna A Manchester High. Junior. . MEN'S SHOE To The People Of Manchester And Vicinity have been confirmed. The plane Yet none, today, seema alarmed are alao excellent for grow Exceptional Gifu at ChrUtmm is, AS they propheeied It would be, ing Ivy; 78c. No one thinks that American de Teachers and Dafanea SKATES I _ the most important single weapon mocracy baa been ended. No dne Editor, The Herald: Finest Steel .... $6i95 100% Wool Special office apace and eompe|ent personnel combine to { is modem.war. accuses President Roosevelt of Frank Willla^na ax-aalectman, f-Toae wKh a rix-lach melnt in a letter to our excellent paper, Flaely Balaiiced I ' . A t the aame time— and this Is dictatorship. No one expects him fi-toae Madlag te match. In make the purchase of Bonds and Stamps convenient for the eeema disturbed that the teachers Figure Skates... Dasty Koae, Copper, Boyel where the second great question to use these powers agalnit the of Manchester In this Ume of crisis DESK SB7TS — 5 pieces la $6.95 public. " beautiful natural flniah Sad Bhw aad Malberry. Net eonceming the plane bae been an Interests of the American people. ahould be asking for a bonus. He dle Leather, desk pad Fast Hard Toe onetty as lUastrated — lt*s swered— tbeae early propheta can makea a comparison that such-i.a as new! Not evan the press— which . haa 16Mi”x3I 1-4”; ideal for ona HOCKEYS ... be Judged mistaken In the speci- request repreaenta. with the aacrl- $8.50 sounded the alarm against Rooae- flee of our soldier boys In camp at of hia glfta; $8*80. fle recommendstlon with which velt BO many tlmea In the past-— *21.00 per month. they emphaataed thalr belief in the I wonder If Mr. WlUUmt ever $1 6 -9^ seems alarmed today. Complete Line of plane—their recommendation for reallzea that our teachers are our Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps What la the explanation? front line of defenae In time of 4.25 Skating Accessorlea Beantifttl s “ aeparate air force." First, of course, there ia the rec war or peace working foi little CHFNILLE The IcasoB of the war to date Is pay. To my mind it ehould be the HANGINO SHELFf— with Rayon Satin ognition that we are at war, and curio collections stff'popular BEDSPREADS that what la seeded Is not a sepa- privilege a t our community, now that being at war requirea, for this solid mahogany riielf LOFTY PUFFS Buy All You Can. It Is The Pnvilege gsta sir comsuutd, but A coordl- that ouf teachers are feeling the Pnach werk aad baby cbe- 'efficiency’s sake, extraordinary pinch of the rising cost of living, ahould please your friends. AMa. Btae. Oraea gmtod ooBuntad In which kaowl- 96c With aUle la Doety Keae, Blue, concentration of power. so that rents and sven decent fuUtad, reach, Oreen’aad AU White, _ And Duty Of All. e t sir s ^ t s g y and willing Second, there Is the realization dressing becomes a problem.. It ORNAMENTAL BOXES — should bs a privilege I should say Pwfact for Jewslry or dc>. upoa tha air arm oecu- that .we Biada a like surrender ot GOLDSMITH to givs thsm thla bonus and aiMie arettas. Made of compo a U gh plao. Tha plane-j^- rights when we dcllendad democ them feel'good about thlnfs. sition In antiqued ivory VASES—made in AtImerica, $5-98 taam sC the Oensaa army has racy. in tbs first World War, and It aeema too bad that so many of fine ruby glaaa on1 crystal $6-98 tbs Mgaegampla of aucb oo- then got tba fights hack w h e n ^ dtlsena, whila taaehera and sol- bases— a g r^ o u a aihUtion pOMibte b#CAUM disrs and so many other oiganisa- to any boms; lfi.00. IMANCHESTER PLUMBING mocfacy bad hasa defeodsd. ^ tlons are .doing their berole bit, The Savings Bank of Manchester gEheiAli have beaa Third, there le, pwhaps^ a new ahould be waiting to sit on review ts SEgard the air force as appredatiott of the piirpoees of ing stands and about with mouthy' and SUPPLY COMPANY TEXTILE STORE sight ana, not aa soma the Individual who U Preeldenf triotisia thalr appreciation of dr country sad » /WATKINS BROTHERS A; L. 8L0C0MB. Prop. hi thastrata- There are not aumy people, today, K The Manchester Trust Conn 'UUam Kanshl, Jr. ' M A I k ' r B O N i 4«. » i l S M A l N j iv« rJjTS ------NEXT TO THE BANK f?S-' « } ” ;r-” > f ■

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 PAGE TH1R1 LG£ TWEL7B • SERIAL STORY ton R. Burt' announced he had sent of their premeditated conspiracy out Axla propaganda an part of President. Floosevelt a telegram to conquer and enslave the peoples Advertiser AUvertlsenicnt- from whites, beat yolks until thick Hurley Calls pledging an all-out effort to fill neat— and lemon colored, whites until Back Broken Training; I Sieê D cCrecd her recognition of the United of the world." he said. the company's Important assign stiff and dry. and add t i-lirst mix ---- “ ■ * O States as a non-belligerent. ". . . We are not fighting a IS’oiv Aids Draft Board In Mexico, CJongress conaldereil HIS CHRISTMAS CAROL ment In the defense program. ture. Then add milk, lii.it, nuts, All Soldiers Lieut: Coi. W. S. Broberg, deputy ■ingle nation, out a coalition of flour mixed snd sifted with mace, President Manuel Avila Camacho’.n S enemies llhked together in a con . copynidHT, i04i. ^*^^^** ■ \ ^ 111 Argentina request that foreign troops be al BY ADELAIDE HAZELTINE chief -of the Hartford ordnance spiracy known as the Axis and soda and cinnamon. Put In but Kansas City, Dec, 17,— — NCA •Knvicc, INC. district, told the workers that the tered deep pans, and steam 3 lowed to pasn through Mexican Asks Cloiiiieclicut Civil driven by the base.st and crudest C. Q. Woodring fell from a territory and ' that foreign nhlpa Army wanted "more machines, hours and bake 11-2 hours In very The Story t When Andrew Dear Impulses which can ever motivate horse and broke his back while Quick Moves in Mexico and Naval planes be stationed in more tools and gauges. slow oven. Be stii'c to wash raisins born dlea of heart attack, hit sec enjoy. T h ^ s he'd never had him named to Judge him. Those were ' ians for All-Out Effort men. i training as a cavalry selected Mexican waters and ports. An offi self. "Plenty of time to come 'noiigh of those I; NEW YORK Christmas Shopping and currants. Will make about 10 at Fort Riley, Kas., but he And Central America retary Carol and "Santa Claua” the terms of the will. How well ' "The Wounds Inflirled by the | cial announcement made It clear Into the business later, " he ad T»> Defeat Axis. things to be shle to tell those yel pounds of cake. "can't just sit at home and if BUI Heeoa, faltlifal employes, she remembered them! "If. b y - Japanese upon our fighting forces To Aid U. S. that United States troops, nhlpa For the women who K vised. "I don't need yon how." the first Inventory date after my I low. slant.-ryed eon of .N’ljipon just benefltted not only Japan but Hit- , do nothing" while hia erst wonder If the kindly preoldeat’s where we head in. And we are not Just In Time for Christmaa Giving and planes were meant. The Unit X want a TAM instead of ft death, the six specified below West Hartford, Dec. 17 -OP) — ler as well. Our job is not only to while buddies prepare to fight. ed States already has granted store poUcy of service to the peo going to do It with diploniullc Montgomery Wards children's ple wUI continue, knowing that True, ne didn’t need him at agree that my son U going Aascrtlng that "all of ua are sol defeat Japan- that we will surely 1 Back home in a heavy brace Buenoa Aires, Dec. 17.—(A5— A Mexico permission to paa.s troops S a hat, we suKuest the ft that time. languqife either It is going to be department have just received but with "a swell boss" who untempnlous Mr. Harrtck, assist to run the business as I would diers, and the order for the dura do—but w< must account for H it-' state of siege In Argentina and through its territory to guard J SUNNY, newest and ^ But when he did, only a few have done, faithful to the tradi done with guns, planes, ahipe end ler and Muas'olini—and that w e ' some sweet chenille robes, sizes 4 "is paying my salary and ant manager, has other Ideas. tion Is: ‘Service, saeriflee and your machines and tools. —with Judy- quick moves in Mexico and Central Lower California. ^ smartest head dress. short years siterward, young Andy tions upon which the store was will ilso do. " I to 14. in adorable pastel colors and Thay cable playboy son Andy won't let me work hard" the was too busy with his Lindas and toll,’ " (5ov. Robert A. Hurley call "No one is asking you to do a they are only $1.98. There is a 24-year-old former soldier has America to give the United States Urges Unlfled 'Prngrum You can shape them to g Dearborn, yachting with al.ek built, then he Is to Inherit it ail hla yacht to care. Oh, he took a favor. You are fighting in a war markdown too on children's .sweat induced his Draft Board to Representatives of the Central Linda Julian, to return at onre. with my hleailng Hut If he has ed upon Connecticut civilians last now.” tangible aid in war today marked K please voursclf, wear ft desk, all right. In the mcrchant- ers. sizes 8 to 16 the regular use him as a volunteer clerical American Foreign Offices were in continued to pursue hts own pleas night for an all-out effort to de- i Latin America’s contributions to W them with everything ® dlslng. office. He did well to alt ure, using the store only to sup Expresses Confidenee In Fleet Planned to Slav HELIiO THERE:— $1.19 for $1.00 and '-he 98c for 89c worker. vited by the Costa Klcan Foreign Chapter II fch an Axis "conspiracy to con hemisphere solidarity. Office to meet and work out a ft ’cau.se they come in all * at It an hour a week. HU father port that pleasure without regard Representing the .Navy at the rrS TIME TO GET YOUR Christntgs Cleaning Tip which 'are excellent values. The amployss of the store stood quer and enslave the peoples of Argentine police, formally noti unified Central American program had set the stage for the life filled for the welfare of the people, I rally was Capl. Edmund D Almy CHRISTMAS CARPS \ To pick up broken " me the colors oiof methe rain- g ID little knots after the announce the world." In Kalinin Zone fying newspapers and "news agen to be presented at a later meeting with pleasure and Andy had acted hereby order the store cloeed. Its ol the office of the undersecre READY for the mail and Iglaas such a.s F'or the Perjilexed Christmas ^ how—brown, black, tan, g ment ot Mr. Dearborn's death. The chief executive, addreosing Decision on Sliced cies of the government's decree of of American republics in Rio de They talked In hushed whispers or hU part so long he was loath to goods sold at auction. The name tary of the Navy, who said he did perhaps yov’H be interested Christ mas orna- Shopper 4,600 defense workers at a rally at a state of siege, ordered them to Janeiro. red, white. Rreen. blue, ft just stood staring.. Boms of the give it up. He had become a of Dearborn's shall never atand not know how the Japanese "put in the orlgrln of the Christ ! ment splinters, with- We recommend you look at the model playboy and the model was The Nlles-Bement-Pond Com one over on us, " but expressed Moscow, Dec. 17. Russian large selection of good-looking "abstain from comment on the de Emergency fueling and other ft etc. Only $1.98 at ft older onee cried, quietly, teers for anything but service. It must mas card. In 1846 Joseph I Shot Is Upheld de luxe! pany’s Pratt and ‘ W hi they (m a soldiers who recaptured Kalinin oqt getting cuts. cree or make biased publications faollities were offered unll-AxIs ft ft streaking their tired fecei. Uke remain the People's .Store. ” complete confidence in the fleet -'Cundall, a London artist. rabbit hair anklets in all sizes and chines and tools I Division here, as- I dampeit a wad of which may perturb the political ships ami planes by the govern little Mloa Fanny who bad been No wonder the atore condemned The will went on to state that and Its fighting men. i found that German soldiers hsd I4 claims he had the honor ot ii—. colors that are shown at The Ghc- aerted that "today, every roan, I cotton and go over tranquility of the country." ment of El Salvador with Dearborn's since she wore him. No one but Carol knew the in case the atore was sold, the Governor Hurley, tracing events built four-tiered plank beds In i originating; the first Christ- ||J I the floor where the ney Remnant Salesroom, Hart Hartford. Dec. 17 - ij* What truth—the actual reason behind woman and child Is a combatant. up to the war. declared that Ja ford Road. You'll be a.s enthusias The announced purpose of the pigtails and ran cash. She had entire proceeds were to go to "There arc no civilians in this houses throughout th* Kalinin imas card. It was printed in = eitf ' broken glass has the average golfer would call a I B U R TO N ’S 5 hie behavior. The othera saw only charity pan’s "stab in the back on Pearl Only three states now- provide been hosiery buyer for twenty lithography, colored by hand ' scattered. Gla.ss splinters will stick tic as we were about the extreme decree was to carry out "interna the years he was wasting. w ar," he said, "W e are all fighters Harbor was part of a "plan pre zone, "evidently intending to spend shot that sliced at a 90-degree tional promises contracted by the regular open seasons for trapping ^ Sll Main St. g years. There were those who com .Mr. Dearborn had set a.slde a !pnd was of the size of a I in c.otton and yon ran throw all ly low price for the splendid qual- Carol left Mr. Herrick's office — some fight on the far flung bat- conceived ty Adolf Hitler aimed at the winter there,” a special cor jty of these socks. angle is unprintable, but In the republic in recent Pan American beaver, once common in America. plained that Angers gnarled with material sum for each of the six tlefronta, others must fight on this lady's card. Not until away. The same triek can be ap rheumatism detracted from the and made her way to the floor employes who were to form a the domination of ■ the entire respondent of Pravda. Communist however, did the custom be plied to getting rid of Christmas re.strained diction of the Connecti conferences." below to her own. She stood out home front of production." world. party organ, reported today.. To Stamp Out Propaganda beauty of sheer nylon*. But Mr. Jury to make this decUion for him come common. Cards the ^ ! tree needles. Brush up as much as An vExrltIng Value to Solve Your cut Supreme Court it's "very un side of It a moment, gaeing down Job Equally As Important "All of them together, Hitler, The report, broadcast by the Argentina’s action, said Interior Dearborn said there would always That. Carol realized, would keep Hurley told the worker! that ’ pise of an old ordinary you can with brush or broom Into L «st^ (ln u te Chrlstmae Shopping usual.” be a place for her and he had kept upon the crowd of shoppers on them impartial. i Muaeollnl and HIrohito, with their Moscow radio, said the Germane ■t^carte de Vislte” inscribed g for “ Her" Minister Miguel Culaclatl, was the main, floor. I'eople jostled one "your job is equally as Important aatcllitcs and henchmen, have now a dustpan. Then dampen a soft So unusual, tha court aaid. that aimed specifically at "tendentious FREE DELIVERY bla word.* It was only when she found also had "evicted the population simply "A Merry Chrlst- The popular Star another good-naturedly. Clerks for final victory as that of the man struck out at ua In the final stage from whole villages." thick cloth with water and rub a golfer could not reasonably ex propaganda" and subversive pub The Christmaa extras for the herself lUted as one of them that ' in uniform. Bias" and “A Happy New this over the carpet. Any needles dust slips of rayon hurried from one customer to an pect such a mischance, and was lic meetlng.s. Acting President most part looked embarrassed. One her heart thudded In her ears ! Tear" were sent. Later rob- that have remained on the carpel crepe with nylon under no obligation to shout other. smiling a thank-you to the "Without your all-out effort," he Ramon Ca.stillo had said Monday of them, ,Uhry Todd of coametica, How could she elt In judgment on | ins and holly branches, em- "Fore!" to warn persons at right one as they turned to the next. said, "their job on the fighting after the Ijnishing will imnalty ad seams guaranteed that Argentina intended to stamp said, "1 thought Mr. Harrlck ran the man she loved ? iKiosed figures and land here to the cloth, and can he got b^’ Good House angles to hint of possible danger. Christmas at Dearborn's! It front cannot be performed. They VIF IT COMES FkOMfkOM BAUMS USITS GOOD FOOD STORE the store." A dosen were quick to (To Be Continued) need more sblpa, more tanks, more scapes. They .were prod viced ten rid of quickly and easily. keeping are avail The court so ruled yesterday In deny It. was Mr. Dearborn's favorite sea by Goodall and Son and see son. He loved the rush. He planes than can be produced by all able at W. T. upholding a Superior Court deci Land O’ Lakrs Among them all, both old and still Keeps Perfect Record of the Axis powers together. ing a growing want and the I At The NV. T C.raiui Com- Grant Co., sizes sion against James A. Walsh, who HAMBURG OR new, the question was. "What will prided himself on the number of great sale obtained abroad SAUSAGE MEAT customers who would slop to "As soon as you give them that * pany. proven excellent wear 32 to 44, for only $1.19! had aued Frederick Machlin. his FOWL young Andy do?” Uppermost In Aurora, Neb — J, a . Isaman, kind of superiority so soon shall this house provluced many other- ing Lovire Nylon stockings in 'partner In a foresome for dam HEALTH REST thalr minds, unspoken, each won speak to him and vl.sh him a Merry Christmas. e Sunday school teacher, still has we end this war In victory. . , ." subjects. \Vc find this inforniatinn Ilress. Evening and S|K>rt Shoes ^ sll sizes—regular $1 95 for Many Manchester Shoppers Are ages. 25c lb. dered, "Can I keep my Job? What his unbroken eitendence record, in The Christma.s Companion evlit- 79c ea. How long could the store go From State CIO President For Christmas \rtl\ltles $1 59 while they last! Enthusla-stlc Over the New Store During the match, on July 28. MATTRESS will this do to me?" thanks to a cooperative class. Isa- Thomas R. Molloy, as spokeaman ed by John Hatfield and he ob 1935, Walsh was struck in the eye | Even Nicky Moore, the news on without him? It was the next The finest qtialily, smartly We mean the new store opened Guaranteed for 5 Veara! Orote ■ WrIgrI BABV BEEF LIVER. ^ cam^ U> hia claaa i»ver>* 8un« fOi the men of the factory, came tained his story from W. .S, Many New Adilttions to the and injured seriously by a golf | boy on the corner, was worried. day before Carol had time to styled cancellation and sample by The Western Auto Co., at the pound...... 9 .3 C think of that. day for more than 21 years, so an Immediate pledge of "produc Walsh, Curiosities of Popular Cus shoes from the style centers of the ".Avenue ol 'dons" at Watkins ball that sliced at right angles "Jlminy-gee," hla freckled face when he became 111 and couldn’t comer of Main and Park streets, Frankfurts B.VCON(I,eiui), O O It was up to Andy and. Indirect tion and more production. In the toms. nation at The .Shoe Box, ijiSallc We especially noticed some co from Machlln's mashle niblick as wrinkled with concern. "He al'aya leaves his bed, the class cams to rhoy carry the largest selection $18.95 pound ...... a Tf C ly, to the six of them w'ho were interest of oui common good." For It’s time, too, that your Chri.st- Road. We.st Matiford, at live three lonial Hsli trays and door knockers he attempted to drive it out of helped me. 'Bpose the new fella him. of wheef goods in Manchester $1.00 Down and $1.00 Per LAND «»' l.AKF.S A f \ ^ the management, President Clay- mas shopping wa.s on its merry low prices of ■ .?.3.9.s, $4.1*8 and in bra.ss and also black The a.sh tall grass in the rough. 29c lb. will be Ilka that, Mias Carol?" way to completion -so to helj) trays were 30o up, reproductions at lowest pos.siblc prices and the Week. Link .Sausages...... Ih. 35c Bl rTER, lb...... H U C "Don't worry," Carol consoled .$5.98. Open iinlil 9 o'clrs k every illsplay of other toys, skates, you tie up tho.se happy surprises of old fashioned spiders i frying During June. 1940, the airlines him. "Mr. Andy’s all right. He'll evening too! games, Christmas tree lights and ■fWMMfMfMfWfMwwarafWMincwMeiMiiiiNisKeKNcsKeMeifaiwafafsBwafs for Christmas, here are more ap pans) and the door knockers $1.50 of the United States flew a total be here any day now.” electrical supplies are well within KEMP'S, INC. Try Our Extra Delicious Cube Slcaks, Cut From Heavy r. pealing Christmaa suggestions. np were in the forms of an anchor of 101,172,222 passenger miles, But ha wasn't there. A fter two New Faces for la*flo%ers everyone's Christmas budget! Fine Bedding! Beef, .Always Tender and Tasty! ,\lso Tr> One of Our Onion and garlic and an eagle. They come com an Increase of 59.14 per cent over days the cable office reported they i ■ay Children! Have Vou Been to jnice.s give new life plete with a box for mailing too. June, 1939. Tender, Well Trimmed Steaks! bad failed to contact the Dearborn s flet Vour FREE 14-Inch Red, to leftover vegela- Ask to see them when yon stroll ■A Few More Days to Got In A'our yacht. White and Blue Victory Tencll? b I e s. Judiclon.sly down Watkins' Avenue of Ideas. Christmas Order F-V.APORATED Sueot, Juicy, Florida So tha store closed for an after One of these big pencils Is yours n.sed. they do sur A Smart-form fa.shlon founda noon In spite of Mr. Herrick's re tor the asking at The Rainbow prising thing.s to tion or a girdle and bras-sicre will luctance to lose the bustnesB end New Knitting Guilgrt MILK ORANGES the funeral of Andrew Dearborn Cleaners—a new Ca.sh and Carry yonr favorite left If you are one wlio enjoys knit make a beautiful gift and be long Laundering and Cleaning shop on was held without the presence of over recipes. If yon ting. vet find that stitches have a appreciated. Prices so rea.sonable. SHE'LL BE Harrison street, one block down hie eon. want to .save your hnmls Irom wav of slipping off the needle.s .Smai t-forni Shop. 843 Main street. 3 cans 24c 23c doz. from East Center street. Toll The foUowlng day Carol re odors, use the new juices that wlicn yon are not working on the Mane Barber. Tel. 4038. mother too— they have a FREK Tender, .siringless calved a wire from Andy saying come in 4-onnre bottle.s, are not arlii le, yon will want to try some PAPER TOWEi.S Vanity Mirror for her car to at- Thrilled to the Toes! he was flying back and would ar expensive, and will bring new in- of the new n'nniatnre bright col To say goodnight we send you a 3 large rolls' 25c STRINt; BEANS tech to the sun visor a large size rive at once. tere.st to yonr menus without put ored jilastie mittens that lit over wee Chnstmas gift in verse; 2 quarts 19c that she woukl pay at least T.'lc IF YOU GIVE HER Pitted D a te *...... pkg. 19c ting yon to the tronlile of prc.s.sing tile ends of the. knitting needles For Christmas F'rcHh r«*aj$...... ? qtfi. 29t' for anywhere. Ask her to drop in She took the message to . Mr. the juices yonr.self Hesiiles keei'ing .stitches safe, they I .Selected i end see this well equipped plant Herrick. also prevent na.sly jabs. Strirtly Fresh Christmas Tree and see for herself the economy "1 send you the Joy of Christmas. F«inrv No. 1 "Too late for the funeral," he of their Cash and Caro’ Service! FMnintn^ to thr Nth DcKrro ami the spirit of sweet repose. MEDIUM EGGS growled. "But he'd better hurry 8o Mro for < hrUtma* Ur- Here's n Tip Straight from Santa I semi you the peace of Christmas, anyway. They won’t read the will for the Winter Sports, Enthusiasts 11c dozen POTATOES 5 A FREE thristmas Book, for the niembraiiref* to meet the old year's close. $ until he comes." Lighting Sets y Cregg skis, Ameri- .Kiddles .Accompanied h.v Their Frills ami fiirbul''ws lacn anti I semi you the hope of Chri.stmas, Thewe are good size Eggs! Carol was silent. ribbons for “ hor” at ( 'hr i.>l ma'- an made liy Scan- to cheer you on your way. 31c peck "I suppose you know who holds Parent at Marlow's dinaMim craftsmen 7 Light Indoor A grand Chri.stma.s ImioU anil yon'll Invr thu inati hlus.s .And a heart of faith and gladness the w ill?" be persisted. from Ijîr liiicst d’l- of stories, verses and W'lrknmnsbip •*! Ih** !’'uI-0 -lîsh- lo tai e each i iming day." She thought quickly, decided Multiple S e t ...... 81.30 meslir f ood [>r<>- pictures to cjilor, etc., is mn. I'ustoniizt’fl nn'lo's at Hu G'bye now. there was no barm in admitting 1 nil able and the bel- CRISP, BRAND NEW 6 ★ FREE for the kidilies Wiim.sr ^ 'Phey bavn gnsra?it»‘*‘'l 022353535353535353484823532323535323535353484823232348235353 she knew a will existed. TTie con V ti'r giiute are rqiiip- 20 Light Indoor Multiple S e t...... 83.75 when you vi.sit the im Fray-I’nif .'^rarns. cue flawlo.s.s lU tents were what Mr. Dearborn mense toyland in Marlow's ba.se- ami Rro rnriMnniomiuil for tlurabU- j ___ / ped with metal asked her to keep secret. I edges and sell fo: $5 BILLS ARE ATTACHED TO ment. TTie kiddles will be wild ity. Soo them in ^.’Mwn.s. panties "No,” she replied, "1 don’t know 15 Light Indoor Multiple S e t...... 82.80 With glee over games, dolls. W'hoel ami slips anfl only $1*00. $19.95. Grand for who hold* It. Mr. Benson helped ' * * ■ liei " or "Inm" at him draw It up, then died a few goods. stuffed animals, doll POPULAR ALL CONSOLE AND RADIO PHONO- I 7 Light Outdoor Multiple S e t ...... 81.75 clothes, paints, footbalks, and More JR njiother t ’lin.stma.s pml- rriie .Manclie.sln I’lnnibing and (> weeks later. 1 should think hla office would know." every kind of toy Santa promises dinp rcripe and it's tlcliciou.s! I Supply Go. FOOD MARKET "Y o u ’re eure there is one?” — AN D there is absolutely no ad f'hrKtnm.s rluni I'liddint: 6R ^H COMBINATIONS $$4.95 UP. \'nl "Yea. Bill and the doctor wit vance in prices, they arc the .same 1 cup .snot K We haven't tried this recipe Electric Xmas Candles . . 1 eup nut.s ! it sounds gooii don't yon Itiink AI.U'E C'OFKA.N 855 Main Street Rubinow Building nessed It." ooc low ones as last year. (Known .As ûcen Alice) SELECT YOUR FAVORITE MODEL NOW FROM PHILCO, ZENITH, 1 cup il a r , 1a 1 so'.’ “ Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop’* "A ll go to the son?” hla small bro\\n .‘UKai I < liristmiis I'niit t al>e SITKITIJ.AI. .MKDIU.M eyes bored Into hers. When she MOTOROLA, SPARTON AND ADMIRAL 2 egg.s 1 pound liutti'r .Se\rnth Daughter ol a Seventh Son felled to answer promptly, be con Born With a Veil. WE ACCEPT (iOVERNMENT FOOD STAMPS! S Lighted Artificial Xmas Trees I cup fnnt Ju n e 1 is'iind 1 i g 11 t tinued, "He can’t know much 1 Clip d.ate.s brown Htigar Keiulings Dully U A. .M. to 9 P. M. about stores. He certainly boon't Or By ApiMilntment. In the Serv 1 I'up tigs 1 fwiind (lour spent any time around here.” 12” 83.75 20” 87.75 ice of the l*eo|ile for 80 Vears. 1-2 cup milk if in del ' 9 eggs Carol rose to Andy’s defense 169 Church Street. Hartford, Conn. Mid-Week SALE! ! ■ "W hy should he? When he wanted There Is Such a Splendid Variety 2 1-2 cups (lour 2 jimmds cur Phone 6-0097 V I f you want to please her rig/U doun to come into the store in eameet, Of Gifts (or Christmas 1 teaspoon salt rants NEW—BULK See the New Koroseal Iroping Board Pad Sets Among the lovely gift ideas at 2 1-2 teaspoona linking powder 2 pounds raisins ‘ to the ground give her FOOT COM hia father wouldn't let him. Later," she spread ‘her hands in futility, McGill's Paint Shop, 64.'^ Main 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 pound citron. FORT wrapped up gaily with lot* of LUCKY, CRISP finvea Time — Effort — aiid Electricity! stceet, are the Audubon Bird Se 1-4 teaspixm clox'ea thinly sliced and cut in strips "ber-had other Interests.” "It may be a break ’ ----- he ries pictures painted oh wastebas 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg 1-2 pound candied cherries F R E S H C U T OTHU smss STYLE, In short, for a merry, merry, SAUERKRAUT lb. iC = kets for $1.25; embossed pictures 1 cup candied pineapide and cher 2 teaspoons mace Christmaa and a vety happy New checked himself, said gruffly, 'TU i bet ha turns out to be e weak I Cory Coffee .Makers...... 83.25 and Of flowers and animals including ries. 2 teaspoons cinnamon Year— give her ENNA JETTICKS! ‘ 1 ^ BILLS np the celebrated "Susie" kitten for Sift dry ingredients, add dates, 1 tea.spoon soda ‘5 TO‘6 aiiter." ■ A fn at k m .25: quaint Cameo Silhouettes figs, nuts, suet and Migiir; then 2 tablesjioons milk Christmas Trees LEAN—SUGAR CURED—RIB Anger fluahed Carol's cheeks. No ATTACHED TO ALL In pairs $1.65: darting Chrislnias tieaten eggs and fniit juice. It 1-2 pound alinond.s, hlaruhcd and SOME IN one but Hr. Herrick would dare velee that accusation. Yet It was, angels of plaster 39c ami 60c anrj dough i.s tisr sHn add 1-2 cup rnilk. shredded. SIZES 1 TO 12, AAAAA TO EEE EMERSON Sunheam Heating Pads...... , 87.95 more or leas, the way all the em many,other grand selecliohs. Serve with vanilla sau'e Bake 3 f'ream butter, add sugar and and up MOTOROLA 35c CORKED BEEF ib J O . ployes felt. 'Iliey resented young hours In a slow oven. bent thoroughly. Separate yolks Andy, reeeated hla dark good ADM IRAL Suggestions "the neighbors ^ JOHNSON'S AND ZENITH make": lookA his ladlffarenea to th* Sunbeam Ironmaster Iron s ...... 89.95 K i n n e y i store. Ifoet of all, they reseated • . Camphorated oil , will remove GENUINE SPRING TABLE MODELS gWWIKlWACWWWMWafWAfMUKWMniMKJKWWWaiHKSKlNUMMWIKI^ ATLANTIC STATION Linda Julian and the long parade white spots caused on a polished 903 Main St. Weldon Bldg. AND PORTABLES aurface by water. Corner East Center and of others Ilka h er. who oomUned to take hla attantlon from busl- White shellac, applied with a Make T M A « Foster Streets Lamb Fores nesa. To them, Linda was the G. E. Vacuum Cleaners camel-hair brush to highly polish- embodlmant of hla Idlenaes. ad brass, will prevent rust and varnish. But to Oaroi aha was only tha $ 16.95 TYPEWRITER > cloak o f f aistY in which Andy By using red oilcloth to make lb. wrapped hla disappointment He up a bow on_jx)ur Christmas wTcath, had grown up la tha store, nu»i^ you save money. Oilcloth will CHRISTMAS I ...I. ...*w«41XNrX'-"' ning errands, watching th* clarka withstand rain and- snow. -----Mil. otudjrlng the cosh regtater os L«m , Meaty Freah Pork they rang up ehang*. He loved Perfume .Always Pleases at ^ t|L For the Whole Family! | it with the fervor ot a teen-age ' Christmas NECK BONES or boy for bis Ilf* eeeupatlon. Tou’H find any of two hundred She was working In the atore n e r t o ii different varieties of delightful PIGS’ FEET on Saturdays then. A freshman I perfumes to choose from at Wel ROYAL COMPANION I 3 ^5' In high school. Andy was a soph- don Drug Co. ^ ^ e e / 2353485323482353232353Sliced omor* and .wore th* halo of tbo P o rta b le New Regular Price $19.50! boaa’a son. 8ha admirod him from UPRIGHT MODEL suppers Under the ( hristmas i Club Cheese, lb. 31c| c;:l^y.:.37c a reopaetful dlstanoa. 8ho didn’t MODEL Ail Tree Bring Cheers of Approval , OUR PRICE ...... $ 4 4 * 5 0 know horself when that admira WITH ATTACHMENTS.. $49*95 'Ypu’lJ And com tion ibegan to be oomethlng mor*. fortable shcep- Spring It was when he emmo back from Uned and leather Shoulder LAMB CHOPS c m\ mlliUry ocbool ah* feU the flrat Slippers for Dad, CORONA lb 27 sweet shock of it. She was Mr. samnky ones for Dearborn’s secretary by then. I COMBINATION OF UPRIGHT Slater and Moth- ZEPHYk DeLUXE SUced Creamery Roll Seated at her typewriter on* day “ MODEL AND HAND CLEANER $ 4 4 i 9 5 " «r, sweet bunny Rcpular Price $39.75! Boiled Ham, lb. 43c Butter, lb...... 35c H ahe looked up to aeo Andy baslda . ones for Junior. her. Andy, a man. Broad-shoul See them all at Machine Sliced ^ C Best Grade dered, tall, with th* clean lino of ' Gustafson’s, in the Johnson Block, OUR Spiced Ham, lb. ODC Liverwurst, lb. JLwVt his father’s jaw and th„ iam* well II Tank Type Oeaners ...... 8T9.95 and up ;aiodeatly priced. PRICE moulded Up*. His eyes were gray T on e $37*95 wltn gUnta of silver in them. Ossidy— the Perennial Favorite COLORFUL "It’s you?” be sold, looking •UYNOWill A t Ohrlstmes down at her. As if be didn’t quit* JewJ^ ..awliT Jee Salem I. E. S. Floor Lamps 814.50 to 821.50 ■ -TouTl be sure CORONA STANDARD -(Demonstrators^ 1 Camay Soap 4- bars 25c M me Jrfien p know what she was doing,there. pram aaarir lieik fiinicefiiii . to find her fa- CHRISTMAS CARDS “Can you tell me where to find •elwtias,.»■ A •ai,llmi,ri <4*. i"««rlte choco- Sold for $51.50! OUR PRICE . . . my father?" ONLY eoxa mJWwUriii w will hold a t e a at I $44*50 Between this aimple queatlon yoRT CbrIttHiAt pur* Fluorescent Desk Lam ps ...... $7.90 and up w ith M iyffepos -.Quinn’s Pbar- SPRY SILVER DUST and her stammered reply, the ' asaey. Fasci- Cannon Dish Towel thing had happened. Her breath 1, MOMi see ?HS0Bfly box- Included Free! caught in her throat. For a fleet Electric Spot Heaters ROYALS — UNDERWOODS — L. C. SMITHS- -AND Origiofll designs, ell different—beeutUul coIm . 1 lb. can/23c $ 2 9 * 9 5 '■d for Christ- _ ..LARGE ing moment—It seemed hours— •rs unrivaled Whitmans, pop- > REMINGTONS —CDOtein no edvertising—limited supply—get ahe stared at him and something F $16.9S Bowl and Fan Types ...... $4.95 and up^ ‘^tilar Burnham and ' Brady, defi- 3 lb. can 67c PACKAGE' ... came alive, some Inner flame all Dovel and Covell>âvored . *■-A Deposit Will Hold Until Christinas. ' yours FREE when you buy e V4 lb. packege o f her tears would never quench. Tubes — Plays On * V “ “ *“* et ea laoedililr low ptkal SSSS i too—« woadertul (Ub* He hadn't seen. He hadn’t Edwards Door Chimes " and ao tamptingl 1 0 oz. p k g ...... lO o known > Batteries and A. C. See Display o f National Typewriter Co. BORAX But CXkrol knew and the knoiri- Flashlights 2 l>Ib. pkgs. .... 27r |cd*?e tortured her. imiCA^m H \ ftm W A r e m Btags (Hartford) At - Ha was graduated that year. Big Christmas Trade-In There ere ell kinds oC men’s ■She saw the letter In which he Allowances! rings dlaplsyed et Metthew m U e B o s e J e a FLORIDA ORANGES^ PINK GRAPEFRUIT Ito'd bis father ha was ready now L m Msin stssstsest, Bsxt to 15c Doz. 5 for 2Sc Ito * 0 Into the store. I’s, so tbett youni he eure \ FAMbUS FOR OVRR 40 YEARS I Sba oaw hia fathar*# answor, Easy Budget Terms! B€n so n 's Johnson Brothers vraettMT It be Meilo

MANCHKSTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 fcSSE f o u r t e e iT ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1041 still were well aupplM with tanks looked over the nevv belts and PAGS and armored cars. shoulder straps that have been More Presents About Town Exchange Club The number of Axis prisoners Sgt. Prentice purchased for use of men doing tlon was"^»;iyig to be overlooked by day. He said he felt that the Idea must secure a proper means of Raise Fund 6 SHOPPING DAYS taken In the Libyan campaign was traffic dijty and gave their ap Gran t-Doctor 8 the people I'n town even though tW was class legislation and while he idenllflcallon and have It placed reported to be mounting idaily. Not to Leave proval.. Chief Gordon was authoriz For Children doctors wished to have the matter would like to help the doctors he on their cars. When this Is done The daughter bom December 9 Picks Of^cers In the Gazala sector, the British ed to purchase a new style of flash overlooked. did not feci that It was the pro{H>r they wITl^sO notlf.y the chief fif po i For Paralysis to Christmas light to be used In directed traffic Those HIgnIng thing to do. RIXORDS at the Hartford hospital, to Mr. said yesterday they had captured Tag Freedom lice and aa long n.s they do not \ Ictor - Bluebird and KOPPERS ahd Mrs. Harold T. Jarvis of 18 1,100 prisoners while suffering and on the police cars. He will or It developed later' that Uical Organization. Talk with Commission. Overtime Parking Vio*. petition only asked that memliers Popular Sheet .Munir, m Mrs. Alfred Mucklow of HCnry cars so marked that It would be 8 for 91.00. TH E W. G. ^War, Says Smith. STAMPS street, regent of Orford Parish British Captured lation by Split Vote. of the M anchester Medical A.aso- an easy matter to tell who owned Rome, Dec. 17—(Official Radio The board of police commission The Christmas Party committee ciiillon be fiivored Those who •t STORES • BANKS Chapter. D. A. R„ haa received a DT. David M. Caldwell was elect Air Wardens them should be overlooked and f^rtford, Dec. 17—The war will Received by AP)— The Italian ers last night, after talking with of the Manchester Improvement signed tbe,.;>etlUou, which Dr. H ig said that the question was either G L E m E Y CO. posTuarFicEs letter from the state regent, call ed president of the Ehtchange club Memb«rB of th« Mancheater a •uipenalon of the In- ing attention of the members to high command announced today Detective Sergeant Joseph Pren Association today found it neces gins sal^ Included all of the mem to grant or deny the petition, as KEMP’S, Inc. Coal, Lumber, Maaon*’ Supplies, at Its annual meeting and Chriat- Medical Aaeociatlon were given bers of the Medical Association, tantllc paralyalt program in Con the series of seven programs under the capture of 800 British prison tice, went on record as being of the Meet Tonight sary to make arrangements for presented. He moved if be granted. Furniture — Music Paint ¥ the title. "Heirs of Uberty." spon mas party last night at the Hotel ers, several dozen guns and more special privileges to park by a two were.' A. B. Bundquist, D, (?. Y. This was not seconded and discuss IBS Main St. Tel. 5680 necticut, nor the forthcoming 1942 opinion that he should not respond 100 more presents for the "kid 886 .N'o. Main St. Tel. IMS sored by the Department of Jus Sheridan. Dr. Caldwell succeeds than 100 tanks, motor trucks and to one vote of the board of police Mohre, Edmund R. Zaglio. William ing the matter further Commis calnpalgn to raise funds, It was de Emri L. Stidham, first president of to the call of the Federal Bureau dles" party next Tuesday evening. tice and Patriotic Societies. The armored cars in fierce fighting in eommissloners last night, but not R. Uonlon, A. B. Moran. D. M. sioner Allen said that it would al clare today by Thomas S. Smith, first broadcast will be tomorrow the club, the Manchester branch of Libya but declared the British of Information and report out ot Next to I^st Session of It was found that 410 tickets were 'I ’aldWifU, George A. F. Liindberg, low the doctors .to park all dsy as Parking Right town on Daceraber 29. as request distributed to the boys and girls until there were some rather head of Hartford, U. S. Internal revenue from 6:30 to 6:41 p. m., eastern which was organized , in February were continually throwing fresh Lectures; Exumina- Robert P. Knapp. Mortimer Morl- presented. He knew the Impor standard time, over a national ot last year. His associate officers forces into the fray. ed. Sergeant Prentice was in ex In the^lementary grades at the ed arguments. Brty, Howard Boyd, E. C. Higgins, tance of a doctor arriving in a conector, and state chairman of ecutive scasion with the boaird on Eighth District Schools and it was .the Commmiltee for the C lebra- Tests Expected hookup. will be as follows; vice president, Particularly heavy fighting, a tions on Next Monilav. Dr. Edwin C. Higgins a ^ Dr. A. E. Friend and Robert R. Kee hurry on a call and said that If Stuart Segar; William Bengston communique said, raged all day the matter during which he ex felt that there would be another ney, Jr. Mr. Quish would change the mo tlon of the President's Birthday for 150 more needed to take care of D. C. Y. Moore appeared ^ f o r e J t the National Foundation lor In Chapman Court, Order of Ama was re-elected secretary and Rob- yesterday in the Gazala region 40 plained just what work he is do In the discussion of the matter tion to have It apply to office An ov'ning gown will ; The sixth in the seven-part sc ranth, will hold its regular meet ing now in town and what he had the rest. the board and Dr. Higgins read a Thomas Rogers, felt that It waa ho'irs he would second the motion fantile Paralysis. Lawyers Say Permission miles west of Tobruk, with attacks i ries of the Manchester Alr-Rnid It was announced this morning make a grand, grand t "This disease must be fought, ing Friday evening at 8 o'clock In and counter-attacks surging back planned to do in the way of dc- tltlem signed by all of the mem- the duty of the doctors to get a arid vote for it. This Mr. (Jul.sh did tensc work. He also told, as far as Warden’s school will be held in the th a t the W. G. Glenney Lumber gift! Ff you're the par- \ and sufferers from the disease Granted Doctors Will the Masonic Temple. It will be the and forth acros.-i the desert. High School auditorium tonight at Kn or the association asking that parking space where they could and Mr. <)ulsh and Mr. Allen voted he was able, what he would be ex Company had donated the lum their cars not be tagged If found know where to get their car. Even for the petition.' Thomas Rogers ent or the boy friend i must be cared for. In Ume of war annual meeting with reports and Admit Heavy Firing 7:30. ber and materials for the decora PRICE election of officers. At 6:30 a cov The Italian.! declared their pected to do if called to work with In a restricted territory parked If the board voted to allow them asked that he be recorded as vot who loves to give un- y NOTICE! as well as In peace," Mr. Smith as Not Stand in Court. The Instructors for tonight’s ses the FBI. tions and the committee grate overtime. In support of the peti to park overtime there was no as ing agalni^'the motion. i serted before leaving for Chicago ered di.sh supper will be served, to forces ill the Salum and Bardia sion will be Edward H. Davis of fully acknowledges the gift. Con- usual surprises, then j; E m R 0 4 which members’ families will be zones near the Libyan-Bgyptian Because Manchester is located tion be said It was es.sentlal that surance that they would be able to The passing of the motion last to confer with Secretary of the According to some of the local so close to large defense factories ‘h* State Civilian Defense Council tribiitions are still coming In and surprise HF!K with an FI 9 3 9 .7 5 Treasury Morgcnthau and state welcome. Following the business frontiers stiil held, but acknow ears owned by doctors be so left park near their offices. The admis night does not put the plan Into legal lights who unofficially were and with soldiers alreadyalreadv inIn this who will speak_on ’_Prev’ention of the total as listed by Frank Na- that they could be used In emer sion of the doctors was that they ev’ning gown. .She'll use Ft Plus Tax. L—fC eDhur p h t/r administrators of the sale of De session there will be a Christmas ledged they were under heavy fire. Panic and the Warden's Coopera cko^W , committee treasurer was effect at once, but wall avalt for There Will Be No Ballroom Class drawn on to comment today con party with a tree, and every one area there was much work to be gency cases and that at times they arrived before office hours and of mal notice by the commissioners fense Savings Bonds and Stamps, Italian and German dive-bomb tion with the Police Department" 5214,50. it at Xmas parties, .New v W eight about 9 lbs. but h u full size 4 row S4 cbaiacwe which Mr. Smith also directs in cerning the special parking pri attending is requested to provide ers were said to be blasting at done in Manchester and it was might be parked In restricted ter ten remained over the time allot to the chief. voted to ask Sergeant Prentice to and Major Henry Hall who will List of Contributors ritory longer than the time al ted at their offices. Mr. Rogers Year’s dance , and at all « ^ tuodard keybotr’d. Ideal for ttudentt. Easy Term*. 8*« h a t Connecticut. vileges .last night extended to an Inexpensive gift. British troop concentrations and have as his subject. "Civil Defense The list of contributors follows: When this Is given the secretary At the Rolda Martin School of supply' lines along the entlPS front. remain in Manchester and this he lowed. He said that It was not wanted to know If the request waa of the board will notify tbe doctors the parties that come a ‘an fact, in war time the need Is physicians here, the permission Against Gas." James Logan ...... 1.00 possible for all of the doctors to to relate to the office hours or all I aven greater. The National houn- Troop 11, Girl Scouts, at iU agreed to do. Director Jay Rand of the Air Samuel Turkington ...... 2.00 named In th^ petition .that they 1with the New Year. y granted by the Board of Police meeting last night a t the Y. M.- No Change In Purnell Place park their cars near their offices Dancing Due To a Sudden Change datton has informed me the 1942 Defensive I\’ature Raid Warden’s School will distri Brunner’s Packard Srt-vice . 10.00 to be ready to answer a call In a campaign for funds is not only Commissioners "wouldn't stand lip C. A. made plans for the celebra A month ago the commissioners bute resumes of the previous ad Steve Pearl ...... 2.00 a minute In court." It appears that tion of the troop’s 10th birthday, received a letter from C. Elniore . .. 2.00 huny. In reply to a question by I Dewey-Richman Co; necessary but imperative. There- Of Fight Emphasized dresses given during the school Friend ...... Chief Samuel G. (Jordon, Dr. Hig of Plans. i am proceeding with plans nothing less than constitutional on Tuesday. December 23. at the Watkins in which he entered a sessions. The pamphlets will be of Judge Raymond Bowers . ... . 2.00 B U R TO N ’S I fore, I Y. An invitation has been extend Berlin, Dec. 17—(Official Radio complaint about the parking con gins said that he had a parking S JEWELERS STATIONERS OPTK ■ for Connecticut's nartirInAtinnparticipation '* rights Is violated by the action of Received by AP)—The defensive assistance to those answering the W. S. Hyde ...... 1.00 DEB Slft)P ^ the police board in granting spe ed to the Manchester Girl Scout ditions on Purnell Place. He asked ..190 50 place In the rear of the building tssmmmsMmmmmmms Mr. emith's statement was made nature of the fight being waged questions to be given in the writ Previously a knowledgcd . w here he has his office. Have You A Friend with the announcement of the pro cial rights to a special group of Council and others interested. The that there be restricted parking ten tests to be given at the final 2 841 Main St. * girls under the leadership of Miss by Germany's armed forces in I 324 Center Street Phone 6414 motion of John M. Hurley, of Hart persona who have no particular Libya was emphasized again to- ' and that the street he made one SI islon of the school on Monday Total .5214 .10 Dr. Moore's Story ford, from state director of radio claim on the public domain. Florence Herter have prepared a way. Chief Gordon and Thomas i evening, Dec. 22. Dr. Moore speqking In support ^^w i*a»a ia 9a >a w n »a»m a MM»a*K special program, a feature of day by the German high command, and publicity to assistant state Highway Business but it declared that a heavy toll I Rogers were named to look into of the petition -aid that It was which will be a one-act Christmas the matter and were given power Who Has Artistic chairman in active charge of the It was pointed out today that more Important. In his opinion, to play entitled "The Christmas Pud was being exacted from attacking j To llave Soldiers campaign, ilr. Hurley will co rights for taxis and buses to use British troops. to act. They looked over the situa Cedars to Seal have a space marked off for doc ordinate the activities of county parking space is confirmed be ding. " Scouts taking part are The daily communique told the ] tion and reported their findings to tors than for a taxi cab station, cause of the nature of their busl- Mary Lou and Catherine WilUnni.'^, the board last night. It was shown organizations, direct the state pro Dr. David M. Caldwell story of operations on the North : Dinner Guests as has been the case in Manches gram, and continue his radio and ne.sses, carried on as they arc on Ruth McLagan, and Evelyn Lanz that the real trouble was at the Officers Tonight ter for a good many years. He, too, A hility ? A rehearsal of the play is sched African front in two brief sen publicity wo-k. the highway. ert B. Calvert is the new treasurer. tences: Oak street entrance where a truck had a place In the rear of the To Please HER uled for Saturday, December 20, Mr. Smith also announced the Doctors, however, notoriously New members of the Board of "A hejA-y defensive battle west owned by Pentland the florist was building where his office Is located refuse curbstone practice, and it at 1 o’clock. often parked and the other trouble Nutm eg Forest, Tall Cedars of The Rotary Club aaw the Brit Why not be different this Chri-stmas and give something appt.intment of county chairmen Control in addition to the officers of Tobruk continued yesterday. ish War Relief movie "Thumbs that he can u.se and did use, for for the campaign, which formally Is not. according to the informa are Charles Felber, Leo Stiles and Strong enemy attacks near Bar was caused by trucks of Watkins Lebanon, will install its newly tbe parking of his car. The doctors they can use and enjoy? We carry a large a.ssortment N tion obtained today, a doctor’s M anchester Grange will hol'd its Brothers loading and unloading. It elected officers at Its meeting in Up" at their regular meeting last bad been unable to secure parking of artists’ materials. opens Thursday night at 8;30 with annual Christmas parly for chil Colin Davies. dia were repuls-d with consider night. Everyone was profoundly a statewide broadcast from WTIC right to be considered above any Last night's meeting was held able losses to the enemy.” was voted to have the secretary the Masonic Temple tonight. The spaces with but two or three ex one else unless he is in the act of dren of members at 6:30 tonight write Mr. Watkins and inform meeting will begin at 7:30. Dis Impressed with the great many ceptions and while he now had a by Governor Hurley and Keith in the Masonic Temple. The Jointly with the East Hartford Ex action pictures In - the film taken Morgan, national chairman of the being called in an emergency. change club and more than fifty him that no change would be made trict Representative James O. parking space be had been given # Pastel Paint Sets Volunteer Firemen Class Grange meeting and exchange of hut suggested that he make an ef Baker, of this town, will be the in under war conditions. Included two tags for overtime parking. campaign. The county chairmen r-hristmas'trifles w-lll follow'at 8 i members attended. were many scenes of the evseua- are Joseph M. Halloran, New Bri It was pointe.'i out this morning ‘ Hie guest speaker was D. J. St. fort to use more care in loading stalling officer. Tho.se to be sc.-it- When he made this statement that as a cla.ss, volunteer firemen o’clock. ^ To Keep Open and unloading his trucks. ed are: Joseph Lutz, Grand Tall; tion at Dunkirk and the great CJilef Gordon asked him when he # Oil Paint Sets tain, for Hartford County; Carl \V. Germain of Springfield, speaking bombing of London. Taylor, New Haven, for New have far greater need of special off the subject, "Which W ay? Members of the board will meet Walter Wilkinson, Senior Grand had received trc*. Dr. Moore told parking privilege.s than have ... I contract broker for the corpora highway to Dema. be remembered at the last moment. hearing this alarm on the police Resularly 69c! NORGE members of the medical etsocia- Am W at W k s ...... 2-. j tion. Mr. Keith s family will move Would Have No .Alternative Therefore, for the convenience signal drivers of cars will pull over Anaconda ...... 2.")‘» ! Kiirnlxhrd by Putniiiii and Co. into their new home in the spring. The Axis forces, already report to the side of the road to clear the I of the people of Manchester, the Armour III ...... 3-i, 6 C’enlrul Rowi Hartford ed badly crippled by the destruc following stores will remain open way for fire trucks. It Is hoped Atchison ...... 234. Bid Asked Jack Sanson, manager of the tion Of much of their armored Christmas eve: Arthur Drug'Storc, that this ■will do away with con IS THE BUY Aviation Corp ...... 3 ’, Insuriinre • State theater, is chairman of the units, then would have no alterna Benson Furniture and Radio, Clif gestion around fire boxes as was Baldwin Ct ...... 1 3 '. i Aetna Ca.siiulty121 130 entertainment committee for the tive to accepting a finish fight —a ford’s Men's and Boys’ Shop, Glen- the case In the Fradln fire and a B 4 0 ...... 2'-| Aetna Fire . . . annual Christmas parly of the fight which the British seem con- ney’s Clothing Store, Keller’s fire In an automobile owned by Aetna Life ...... 23'» FOR EXAMPLE Bendix ...... 36’, Maiiche.ster City club. The party fjdent of winning. Men’s W ear, Kemp’s, M arlow’s: George WlUlams last week. Unfor Grants rushed this saving Beth Stl ...... ’■'8 Automobile ...... 31 will be held on Tuesday night, Dec In an attempt to thwart the tunately the boxes from the Center P otterton’s, Burton D. Pearl, N or through for your benefit for Borden ...... 20 Conn. General ...... 22'a ember 23. Mr. Sanson Is a rran g British plans, apparently-rein- ton Clothing, Regal Men’s Shop, south on Main street are not so s : gllRTON D. PEARL'5 EIseMe tsiilm spitb Can P ac ...... 3 '. Hartford Eire ...... 81'j ing to bring entertainment from forced German air squadrons were Trlple-X Stores, Weldon Drug Co., connected, it was pointed out. X m |ia ! O ur famous 4- Case (J. 1.1 ...... 6.1 H artford Stm. Boll . 40 New’’ York for the affair. striking at the lengthening supply and Western Auto. The commissioners last night thrssdli! New FaU Moea tbstsn notow Cerfo De P ...... 27 National Fire ...... 60 -iL- lines of the Imperial Eighth Atmy. Colors. fr’i .to Cj4flfl&£UtOL boautlful In thorn- Ches * Oh ...... 3 2 'i Phoenix ...... 81 Private James M. Ganzer and British quarters here were ■•lim but wipruiasly Chrysler ...... 434i Travelers ...... 370 Private Allen P. Roberts, of Com cheered.‘however, by reports that lOH. 599 M AIN - HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG • PHONE 7590 uaaful, proTidmg now Coca - Cola ...... 8.1 Public I tllitles pany G, 2nd Battalion, have been the Germans were booming short Oil Carbon ...... 70 'If'onn, Lt. and Pow . 29 iletachcd from active duty with the on aviation fuel because of the varioty for moalo ond Col Gas A E l ...... 1 Conn. Pow...... 28 local unit and assigned by the Ad siicce.sses achieved by the Royal Coml Inv Tr ...... 19% Hartford Gas ...... 24 jutant General to the Permanent Navy In hindering shipments from THE MANCHESTER Coml S o lv ...... 8 H artford El. Lt. . . . 44'j, Guard detail at Niantlc, Conn. Europe. co n s E d is ...... 12'i S. N. E. Tel. Co. . . l'35 Fighting R earguard .Artion W . T . G r a n t C o . dons Oil ...... '>4, Unit. Ilium. Shs. ... 88 , The Children of Mary fed^ty The main body of Rommel’s m a r k e t Cont Can ...... 26 \ W estern Ma.ss...... 17 will bowl tonight at 7 o’clolTt a t forces, consisting of four Italian PUBLIC 815 MAIN STREET Com Prod ...... 4 9 ', Industrial the East Side Rec. infantry divisions and parts of two Electric Irons have Improv Del L A Wn ...... 2 ’. Acme Wire .... German armored divisions spread KNOWN FOR VA ^ refreshment ed tremendously In recent Douglas A lrc ...... fi6>3 Am. Hardwaril . . The Harvard Road Bridge Club out along a line stretching 11 to 20 vean. A new one will make ,J>u Pont ...... 141 Arrow H A H cm met last night at the home of Mr. miles southwestward from Gazala, Thursday Special Values^ Eastman Kod ...... 132 Billings A Spencer and Mrs.'Tangerone. Mrs. George was said to be fighting a stubborn home laundering infinitely Elec Auto-L ...... 20 Bristol Brn.ss .... French, S r , of W esterly, R. I., rearguard action while trying to Too young for war- easier. Gen Elec ...... 2 6 'i Colt’s Pat. Fire . . playihg as a substitute bad high escaped being outflanked. HOME DRESSED PORK FROM COVENTRY! right out of Gen Foods ...... 3 8 ', Eagle L o c k ...... score for the women, while Mr. The British said yesterday they , Gen Mot ...... 30'» Eafnir Bearings . Lailey had high among the men. had beaten off two Axis counter Any Cut You May Desire! Hecker. Prod ...... 5 '. H art and Cooly ..... 118 128 thrusts and had delivered a heavy Hudson M o t...... 2T, Hendey MacW., cm 8 '- Fresh Bacon ' Fresh Shoulders but he’s got , . B'a St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters blow to the .middle of the German^ Fresh Hams Fresh Pork to Roast the bottle” Hast the deep^ jpenatrsIlM In t Harv ...... 4.'>4. Land’rs Fr A Clk . 18 20 of I.sabella, has formed a unit for Italian line between Gazala and kind wham t t u i w h m ^ In t Nick ...... 2 3 ', New Brit. M. com. . 37'- 39U Red Cross work. The group will Alem Hamza. Pigs’ Feet — Hocks — Spare Ribs — Liver and want it is a pceeent-dcyrus* In t T * T ...... 1 ': North and Judd . . 33 3.'> meet In St. James’s church, in the Fighting apparently still was Pigs’ Heads — Bologna Casmgs. 8 wry that electricity b r i i ^ Johns - Man ...... l-l Peck. Stow A Wil 6 xiorth rear room. Monday, Wed raging all alonj; this line today. a battle coming K ennecott ...... 34 Russell Mfg, Co. . 11 17 1nesday and Friday afternoons, be At Gazala itself, three air you at low coat UmVERSAL Leh Val RR ...... 2>; Scoville ...... 1 9 ', 21'i ginning December 28. from two to dromes which formerly provided Special On Tender Calves’ Liver (W estern)...... lb. 39c ^ r 0 3-heat electric heating pede Llgg A My B ...... 68'; . do., pfd...... ^^28 live o’clock . A sewing machine has the main base for German fighter Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon, sliced from the strip...... Lockheed .\irc ...... 22•> . . 8 10 1 aid practical and ' Sllex Co...... been donated, according to Mrs. plane squadrons In eastern Libya ...... lb. .33C-39C When this yoang man geta to the flghtingr ■ive. ■ ' Loew’s ...... 36', Stanley Works . . . 37's 39'-. Michael Gorman, who will take were said to have been cleaned Cenuine Fresh Calves’ Liver ...... lb. 69c \ LoriUard ...... 13': Torrington ...... 21'.. -27', charge of the work for the present. out. age, this war should certainly be over. But \M ont Ward ...... 254; Veeder - Root , . . 43 46 Still WM Supplied Special On Rib or Navel Corned Beef ...... lb. 14c Nash-Kelv...... 3', The next regular meeting of the Nevv York Rank* circle will take place the second The fact that thp British wer* Salt Sparie Ribs ...... Ib. 15c he’ll have a hard enough fight in hia struggle , Nht Bisc ...... 13’, Bank of .N. Y . . 313 335 able to beat off tliA Axis counter- 41’- 4 3 '- Tuesday In January. The meeting for existence. * Nat Cash Reg ...... 12', Bankers Trust . , which would fall on December 23, thrusts south of-€mzaIa and at the N at D aily ...... 13'.i Central Hanover . 7’J 71 same time send an armored col WE CARRY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF 21 will be omitted .because of the ap Nat Distill ...... 234 Chase ...... 2" proaching Christmas holiday. umn westward in an encircling r SWE.OISH GOODS Living In a world turned upside down, he’ll find specialization even more NY Central ...... 74, Chemical ...... • o 3 8 ', maneuver was taken here as an tn ^ is day of practical gifts, N Y N H 4 H ...... a t y ...... 22 24 indication that the Imperial forces Salt Herrings, Special Thursday Only A t ...... each 10c important than it ia today. See that he’s equipped for his battle with the Continental .... 10 12 The M arried CJouples club will mahy farcies âre pooling N or Am Co . • '•...... 9^ . have a supper and Christmas par P ack ard ...... Com Exchange . . . 2 9 'i 31>, proper schooling. their Chilstiâa funds to buy Param Plot ...... 13' First National . . .1190 1240 ty this evening a_t 8;30 at the Sec yiwitsiisiMlwssiMlisfm K X fo m AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Penn R R ...... 184 Guaranty Trust . . 214 224 ond Congregational church. Raspberry Turnovers...... doz. 39c one wortii-vdille gift that has Pbelpa Dodge ...... 28', Irving Trust .... 8'j, 10 Pumpemickle Bread, Our Own Make...... loaf 11c Trust Funds can be arranged now to take the gamble out of his education. 'real permanent uaefulnesa. PWI P e t ...... 41' M anhattan ...... 1 2 ', 1 4 ', Fancy Danish P a s try ...... doz. 39c Let us tell you how other men have made provision for their children's Pub Sve N J ...... 12 Manufact. Tr. ., . . 28 30 Blish Company The electric waiher la ideal Radio ...... 21 N. Y. T r u s t ...... 63 67 education with the aid of our Trust Service. for this jMirpoM. R eading ...... 11 Public National . . 29 31 FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES Rem R and ...... 81 Title Guarantee . 2 3 To Give Bonus Republic Stl ...... 16’ U..S. Trust ...... 1200 1250 l.4irge Sealdsweet G rapefruit...... 4 for 25c Monthly Tema Rey Tob B ...... 24’ Christmaa bonuses will be paid Fancy Green B eans...... 2 qts. 25c Safeway S irs ...... 42 to employeei of the F. T. BUah Florida Juice O ranges...... doz. 23c and 29c Butj^pcoplc know what lh« Sears Roeb ...... M Coe Takes Part Hardware Company • on December LiocGLAS* by HICKOK ★ ★ ★ Shall V a ...... 18 24, Elarl G. Seamaii, general man' A TINY TOT dees* will Sooenjr - Vac ...... 8' In College Play THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS a o u ,P a c ...... 10' ager, announced tbia morning. be a wonderful gift for SparMlng dear ar« riw«« new livaGtAS poiiM tfMt rs/ntliff with leoCola really means. Ifs to our nearest office will aolve many . Std OU C al ...... 21' Uanchester, Conn., haa been cast of three weeka pay. Fenê em' bor. Fashioned aU their THE ployeea in the employ more than Fiako Pie Crust, 8-oz. package ...... 2 pkga. 23c problenu. ‘ Std OU N J ...... « ' In one of the leading roles for the own, with . cute little and colored drlpet. See lhe«e and other. Ta* Company ...... a t ’ University of New Hsmpshlre a year will be given two weclu eX' trim and ric-raca. You’ll Citron, Fancy B ulk...... V4 lb. 15c • little minute long enough to Timken Roll B ...... t2 ' ilssk snd Dagger Dramatic Soci tra pay. White Raisins ...... IS-oz. pkg. 15c 3«,1 kaaaamarica ...... ety's production of "The Man Who Regular male employees ’With enjoy ao much giving new idea* in UveGlAS today. the firm one year or leas will gat one of t h ^ adorable Currants or Seeded Raisins, Sunmaid...... > - phs* 12e 8 * V z C a r b id e ...... •» C^me to Dinner." Peas, LargerSweet, Royal Scarlet, No. 2 can.. . 2 for 31e enfoy a moment’s rest and Jaioo P ae ...... 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UANUHiSS'l 1!;K BVIliM M i MBKALU, MANCHKSTER, CO>’M. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 SITTEEIf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 PAGE SEVENTEEIf one of them very heai'y. but the Lesthemecki apparently still had Mrs. Vaughan Club Enjoys Members the situation in hand. Radio League Ready Red Cross Resident Details Sparse 4ttend Party Details of the hit-and-run at Heads Group Annual Party Di Maggio Voted the Outstanding Male Athlete of 1941 tacks on Johnston and Maui is lands were sparse.. For All Emergencies Campaign Underway Johnston, which lies 770 miles Elected President of .Manchester's Carden Or ioHc Ladies of Co southwest of Honolulu, was bom barded by the enemy at dusk, the Women's League of the In the small building at the Cen-' off the air and before the local ganization Has Christ Dr. Eugene Davis, CJiuir- Cormaii^8 Trim Magic Carpetbagger DeMaria Matches meets Aldo Spoldl, former Euro today eapabis ^ XtaltaB ma Hold Large Navy reported, in language Indi ter. formerly used as a dispatch men can start working again a pean lightweight champion and slugger a real cating that surface vessels made 2nd Congregational.^ er's office by the Connecticut Co., special permit must received mas Fete. Obituary man. Urges His Teams Williams Is Next zecond ranked 135 pounder today, For the past eighth or ton; T«>p Notch Boters was signed by Matchmaker Jte riatmas Social. the attack. The island 1s the site a dozen members of the Manches (rom the FCC. Applications have To “ Gel Going Addi- Laundry Team mdnths he hte been campal^toB|t ter Radio League were found been made and a reply la expected DeMaria to top his Valley Arana in 'New Jersey and. New, o f a Naval air base, and successful Mrs. Leslie P. Vaughan of Dem- Officers of the Manchester Gar Bty of the membere of action wo\ild Impair American working last night, preparing for before the end of the week. tional Committees. next Monday night because he wss rings but this wUl mark the j Aeoeuibly, Catholic La- ing street was elected president of any emergency that may befall the Heading the local league is Fred den Club were In charge of the Holyoke. Dec 17—Lou Fortune, the most eligible and tbe moat time he ever fought la New commuhicatlons. Funerals But Far In Rear Cbanda Turni* in BchI I’hlladelphia lightweight, who _ ’ of Columbus, enjoyed a de- The shelling of the shipping cen the Women’s League for Service of town. Edwards, a member of the staff of annual Christmas party at the Y. J The Red Crons local rrsUlential qual-fled lightweight la the East land. htful Christmas party last night ter of Kahulul on the island of the Second Congregational church They had before them a map WTIC. He is being assisted by M. C. A. last night, with President Scores Ijist Night ut on which tin. town is divided into campaign is definitely under way the T. M. C. A. Mrs. Agnes Maul was done by an enemy s\ib- at its annual meeting yesterday Robert Coe of Summit street, a William E. Buckley as master of Bishop Bartlett today, chairman Dr. Eugene DavUi l^jiiis in Thinl W j l g » I president of the Assembly, marine at approximately the afternoon. Mrs, Vaughan succeeds 13 sections for the air wardens. member of the same staff. Mr. Coe West Side Rec. The club at present owns eight ceremonies. At a brief business has his teams and team captains O aig Wood Finishes ' ^ i J C a i S her assistants, Mrs. Agnes same time. The attack on Maul Mrs. Charles J. Strickland of Main has presented several hundred dol- meeting the budget for 1942 was Funeral in West organized to ' begin immediately. *tr, Mrs. Arlyne Garrlty, Mrs. street who has held the position mobile units and last night they lars worth of equipment. He in was more daring, for the island were working on four additional pre.sented and approved, and a pro His me.xsage to his teams is “Get Foiirih; Grid Players L c m O S A ^ a i u Johnny Chanda and Bill Ken- I le Enrico, Mrs. Lillian Maho- is one of the Hawaiian group, only continuously for eleven years, Mrs. tended to build a code for his own gram committee appointed with Going" and to the people o Man- nedy led the Armory lunch team ' Mrs. Louise Murphy, Mrs. Strickland consented to remain as ones that would make it possible use, but when war was declared Funeral services for Bishop about 100 miles southeast of Pearl to re.ich any part of the town. Mrs. R. K. Anderson as chair Chester "Give Today — Don’t t uil i4i Make Grade ____ " to a 4 to 0 victory over Campbell's I Make Him Happy This Christmas Pero, Mrs. Geraldine Site- Harbor and Honolulu. Here again, first vice president. he turned it over to the local club. man. Frederick B. Bartlett, of Boise, Walt.” Help the campaign to reach Other Vice Presidents Ilradqiiarteni at (.'enter The eipilpment is compact and Idaho, who was fatally injured In Service last night In the Middle end Mrs. Florence Turcotte damage to communications would At the center men with nukes Offleeni In Charge the goal of 818.000 by turning in In National Poll by Mexican Boxer Unable in charge of arrangements. appear to be the objective of the Other vice presidents elected is already assembled and set Up. The offleers w;ere In charge of an automobile accident Monday, your contribution at headquartere Turnpike League while the Gor .were Mrs. Ferris Reynolds, Mrs. will be stationed ready to receive It is three times as powerful as will be hHdtomorrow afternoon at AsHociaterl Press. I n e party was held in the ban- attack. and dispatch men as soon as any the games, decorations and re In the Hale and House Building, or To Stop Left Jabs; man Motor Sales also used the cal- i ; hall of the Y, and the tables However, the sporadic nature George Stiles and Mrs. Earl But the police radio. freshments. Miss Helen Berg- St. Luke’s iS^thedral, Boise, Idaho. at the Y. M, C. A. All checks must cimlne brush On the' New Model | ler. Mrs. Harry Rylander returns warning is received. The boys Bishop Bartlett's remains will be By Orlo Robertson I.Ate Rally Fails. (he form of a hollow square of the Japanese attacks and the have set up th<>ir generator and tVlth Potior Department gren. well known contralto, waa te made papable to Manchester (.Aundry to the tune of 4 to 0. I moat attractive. They were odds against their inflletlng heavy for another term as secretary, Edwards is in charge of the local the guest entertainer. With ac buried beside those of his wife at Red Cross War Fuml. and mailed New York, Dec. 17— (/P/ — For Bruno Mazzoll, Fagin and Ed. 1 having held that position previous have so arranged things that in Grant’s Pass, Oregon. iivered with Christmas paper, damage bespoke the deeper strat case of trouble with the power in police radio system. The club companiments played by Mrs. An to Headquarters or Laura House, breaking all majoi league conse Ix># Angeles, Dec. 17—(P)— Opplzl were responsible for the to Mrs. Frank Vittner's incum Rev. J. Stuart Neill of St. Gorman victory while Chapman bttemed in red and green on a egy involved-diverting strength town they ca. generate their own. •selects its own members and when derson she led In the singing of a 201 East Center street. cutive hitting records with a Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson needed bency, and Mrs. Fred Pohlman re number of the favorite, Clhristmas Mary’s church here ahqounced to Dr. Davis has pointed out ths and Kelsey turned In the test Md oi white. This set off the dec- from the battle fleet. The men at the Center were permission comes through Man slriiiK of .16 straight games. Joe only one fist, his left, to decisively I'ations of ground pine through One qualifled source said he be mains as treasurer. Mrs. Frank V. chester will be protected better carols, snd sang ss solos, the ap day that a memorial service for (act that Manchester has a popu scores (or the lotundry team. . Williams was appointed chairman talking In volts and other techni Bishop Bartlett will be held In St. DiManRii waa voted the outstand outpoint KIchie Lemoa last night center, dotted with little lieved that the objective of these cal terms that a layman could than any other town in'the state. propriate and beautiful poem, lation of 18,000 people over the ing male athliftte of 1941 by a Chanda was the outstanding of the membership committee. Herman Goodstein. another local ’’Trees". “ A Bowl of Roses’’, "The Mary's church here a f 10:45 on age of twenty-one, which makee and keep the National Boxing As bowler of the evening clipping the ow-covered houses. Santa Claus Japanese forays was "something A pleasant social tea followed, hardly understand, but It was margin of more than 2 to 1 over miniature Christmas trees big ’-a n d the biggest thing would learned that instead of having 13 young man was at the office last Virgin's Lullaby" and a sprightly Sunday morning, Dec. 28. him hope to see one of ths new his nearesi rival. sociation featherweight champion wood for a single of 135 and a with Mrs. David Bennett. Mrs. encore "Mandy and the Spider". buttons reading "I Gave ’ being triple of 366. candles. Christmas wreaths be to reduce the Aghtlng strength David Williams and Mrs. Charles units to go to the 13 sections of night. Mr. Goodstein is connected The aluKKlng New York Yankee ship he won from Richie here Nov. GIVE HIM O. F,. Iloll led with red and a beautifully of the fleet, either by tricking the town they had but 12. In this with WNB.S in Hartford and New Play Novel (lame worn by these citizens. outfielder who batted .3,57, piled 18. Armory Lonch Whitcher as hostesses. The funeral of George F. Holl, Wright ...... 83 87 82—252 Isoorated tree were general fea- Hawaiian bases Into keeping re ca.se one of the men will be sta Britain and ha.s been chosen by Walter Wlrtalla won fn the suit Jack Sanson is chairman of the up a total of l.'>7 points as 42 of The 27-year-oi(i Pittsburgh Ne The l.s-ague voted to make a case costume game which caused brother of E. J. Holl. was held this Ellis ...... 97 101 92—290 Ives. paired vessels from joining it. or contribution to the current Red tioned on the outskirts where he Thomas Welf as communication speakers committee, which means the 82 spoils experts participating gro, veteran of 10 years In the officer in Manchester, He was much merriment. Miss- Berggren afternoon st 2:30 at the Watkins that he will supply a speaker for Gibson ...... 86 104 90—280 A I Mrs. Garrity’s assignment was by having the fleet detach units Cross drive, also to work (or the can pick up any call. Thus a car Funeral home. Rev. James Stuart in tile Associated Press’ annual ring, calmly set about his work to hunt the nuisance raiders. ran be riushed to any section In miirh pleased with the work being and Mrs. P. L. Davis won In the any slztehle gathering upon re poll placed him first on their list. in the first round and either Won Kennedy ...... 108 98 104—310 It furnish the program of instru- Red Cross one day a week, on Neill of St. Mary's Episcopal Chanda .135 108 123—366 licntal and vocal music, and she With Japan, it was pointed out, Wednesdays and for the present the f.s.'tcst time. done by the amateurs, Hllhough ring-toss game which followed. quest. Call-.8135. It is hoped that He was given either second or or drew in all of the first nine. He he is not a member of the local Mrs. Davis also won in tossing-the- church officiated. The bearers every group and organization will ling several of the traditional warships are not the expendable at the home of Mrs. A. H. Barber, Need Special Permit were Clifford Stephens of Hart third place on 20 other ballots. had such a big lead by the time quantity they arc with her foes. All "hams' have been ordered chib. ball and Mrs. B. F. Crehore won In have Red Crofts os part of their Williams Is SeroDd Lem os frantically began trying for ToUls ...... 509 498 491 1498 lirolS, playing the piano accom- 40 Phelps road. ford, Clarence Weir of Wethers Campbell's Service liment, with the audience sing- JVhere the United States and Brit the quiz game which brought In program. Ted Wilitam.4, who In hitting a knockout in the tenth that he GIFT field, Fred Jones of Farmington, Peabody ...... 86 80 90—256 Tig the chorus or at times the ain with their vast reso\irces can questions and answers In garden Other committees that have .406 for the Boston Red Sox be just protected himself through the ing and a variety of other sub Shenx’ood and Austin Beechler and teen organized are: came the first major leaguer in Kohls ------89 115 98—302 [hole number. Mrs. Garrlty also rapidly replace losses, Japan Is :,avc been completed for cooidina- Charles Warren of this town. lost three of the 12 heats. House Group jects, and created a lot of amuse Manchester High schtml, Cath many years to surpass the .400 Wilson illckeJ his left into the Mason ...... 89 83 96—268 l.itertalned with a showing of sev- handicapped by her poverty of raw ','on of Indian Far Eastern com Burial was in the East ceme Zeppa ...... 91 89 80—260 OF .materials. Therefore, her warships mands resisting Japan. About Town ment. Mrs. Willism G. Bond of erine Putnam. mark, ran second to DIMaggio. 21-yesr-old, Richie's face so often |ral reels of pictures, among them East Middle Turnpike won the tery. m. John ...... I ll 97 89-;^297 |m life of President Roosevelt, arc doubly valuable to her and she (Dutch sea and air forces al Towti of Manchester Employees, Polling five first-place votes, Wil that the Los Angeles boy's com cannot court losses unleas the re Hit for Age Christmas tree which was brightly John Wallet. liams received a total of 74 on the plexion o^ckly assumed s bright tacoma bridge, and pictures of es- ready have joined the British in The Women’s Foreign Mission Memorial Mass Totals .. 466 464 453 1383 turn Is big -bigger than a dubious the battle for Malaya, and the trimmed and illuminated, and pro Federal Employees, Thoma.s J, basis of three points for first, two red hue. But the Jabs were so light laCial interest at the Christmas ary society will hold Its monthl.v vided by George Clark. A memorial mass will be cele for .second and one for third. A period of games was harassing of secondary communi Aneta news agency pointed out <)uiab. Lemoa took them round after Isason. Limit Stand meeting tonight at the Church of The refreshments consisted of brated for Domenico MlnicuccI, at Mrs. E. L. Stidham has been Joe LouIl, heavyweight boxing^ round_Jvhile he vainly awaited an New Model Laundry QUALITY cations. that seven Jap.anese_ yjssels now "Coach cant this hit cosmic approach to a dynamic basket” Ipllowed by a delicious luncheon the Nazarene with Mrs. Ada Bog raspberry and ice cream pies, 7:30 a. m. Saturday in St. James's champion, outscored WIIIIams~ in Chapman ...... 96 103 130—329 have been hit by Netherlands In added to the Associations, Clubs, opening "for a knockout. It never latTed by the Women's Division art pre.sidlng. Miss Marion Janes cookies and candies, and for the church. the number of first places, receiv came. Kelsey ...... 99 115 106—320 y . consisting of a Christ- (Contlnned from Page One) dies Naval units. and Socletlces Committee. | f the will be in chrage of the mission Annie, the customai-y Christmas (Chamber of Commerce Bureaus ing 10, but wound up third with In the sixth, I.,emos reverted to •Sharp ...... 71 . . 87—158 FROM jellied salad in lettuce cups I Besides the destroyer reported, .study lesson. exchange of small plants, flower 64 points for his unprecedented Willard Sr...... 83 96 79—258 British Sink .ers in this crisis. I can not accept hit by a Naval bomber today, it Division, Miss Holbrook. General the southpaw style he once favor lotato chips, rolls, cupcakes and pots, hulijs. and other Items ap Chairman: performance of auccesafutly de ed, but the change didn't bother Farr ...... 116 96 94—306 lolfee. The fe.stlvities were enjoy- their (the con’ mittee members') recalled, Outeb siibmaiines within Willard Jr...... 114 . . —114 judgment instead of that of the A feature of the program for propriate for garden club mem- Japan Claims Mnnufact\irers, Chairman .1. E. fending his title seven times dur Wilson. In the last three rounds, Tigers Lose First Id. until a late hour and the party the past week were reported to the Luther League postponed liers. ing the year. Italian Sub; president of the L’nited States and have sunk four loaded Japanese Rand: Merchant, Herbert Swan Richie bored In constantly, head |ras voted one of the best ever. meeting at Emanuel Lutheran son; Ladles Auxiliary, Mrs. John Wood Ltiiuls Oolfers down. But the test ho could do Totals ...... 465 524 496 1486 Instead of exchanging gifts with his military advisers. transports and hit two other .ships With Craig Wood. U. H. Open Gorman Motor Hales GLENNEY’S "They should not challenge the church tonight will be a radio Two Islands^ F. Pickles; Junior Chamber, Ed wa.i land a few ineffective wild lacb other, the members brought of the Thailand and Malaya sketch by members of the commit Lisbon Press golf king, finishing fourth with punches to the Negro’s head. ' Fitch ...... 98 108 118—324 Contest to Groeers 53 Rescued judgment of the president and of coasts.) ward O'Brien. l.ifts for the soldiers in camps, General Marshall" — tee, Members of the congregation Here is a real Christmas story 27 votes, football was completly Referee Ate Roth gave Wilson I Bradley ...... 122 93 103--318 Iriough to All a table. Extensive A ir 0|M>ratinns as well as league members hsve and it Is hoped that it will help routed for the first time in three seven rounds anc Lemos three, I Oppizl ...... 97 132 105—334 (ContiDoed from Page One) McCormack waa referring to Prints Denial I Posts Beaten Citizens' Club Bravely Gen. George C. Marshall, Army The extent of Japanese air op been invited to contribute articles others In knowing how to give and years. Tommy Harmon of Michi with two even. Judge Charles' Fagin ...... 99 123 108—3.30 Eight Caines chief- of staff. erations against The Netherlands tor the kits to be sent to the make it a Merry Christmas, 'i'own gan won No. 1 hohprs last year Root, former llghtheavj'welght .Mazzoll ...... J22 106 118—346 Turn Back Fighting pone Hurt in Jap the British to be the Ammlragllo archipelago was indicated by a Lutheran Seamen’s Institute. Nazis Issue' (Continued From Page One) Clerk Sam Turkington has sent and Niles Kinnlck of Iowa In 1939 champion, said it was Wilson 9-3. ; Caracciolo, one of Italy’s newest Can’t Accept Decision I He said the committeemen Batavia communique today which to the Manchester War Futid A but this year the gridiron sport The other judg.;, George Blake, ^ Totals 538 562 552 1652 For Crusaders Sports Center Team ; ocean-going submersibles, displac .said Tererapa, in the tin. Anam- Mar>' C. Keeney Tent, Daughters against the British crown colony could do nr tetter than fifth with called it 6-.5-1, and a draw. Attack oil Island might be "great military lenders (Continued From Page One) slze.able contribution, and hr told ing 1.461 tons. and great tacticians'' but he could has group off eastern Malaya, had of Union Veterans of the Civil of Hong Kong, nad sunk one gun headquarters that Mrs. Turking Don Hutson, the Green Bay pa ck Elach Doxer Just made the 126------Reserves Down Silbros The British said the submarine been bombed on Saturday and ma War. will meet tomorrow evening boat and six tortedo boats and ton and he decided to cut down ers’ great end. He was given (our pound feathei limit. Katkavcck Shines not accept Hhe committee’s deci men called the rumors unfounded, (Continued From Page One) was sunk by the destroyer Fam- sion on age limit. chine-gunned on Sunday. at the Y.M.C.A. The business wii heavily damaged one destroyer, their Christmas card list for this firsts and a total of 23 votes, sev Holy Cross Schedules Three , thrill packed basketball dale. Other planes, presumably Jap include the initiation of candidatc.s "started by those who want to two gunboats and another vessel. year to help give. Maybe Uva 16 en more tr.an Minnesota's All-Am McCormack said Representa jeopardize Salazar's new state erica back, Bruce Smith, who re In Tiger Vielorv All Contests Away games were playbd last evening Inspecifled day. possibly Monday, General Laml was said authori tive Andrews (R-NYl would spon anese air scouts, previously had and the officers are requested to Fort Heavily Damaged an idea for everyone. at the East Side Rec gym. In 11 about the same time that a Jap- tatively to be the chief executive been reported over Dutch Islands wear white. policy." It is hoped that everyone will ceived three firsts aiid enough I Roundup jj sor an amendment to restore the Dr. Antonio de Oliveira Salazar It said Japanese Naval units al I seconds and thirds to make 16. From Home. the first game the Sports Center jnese submarine attacked the engineer of Italian Army head War Department’s age brackets. from C’elebeB, in the east, to Su so shelled and heavily damaged te patriotic and read this Red I/eo Katkavcck back from Cf>l- almost upset the dope by making Itawalian shipping renter of Kahu- quarters in Rome. matra. just across the Malacca It was reported today that i ast is premier, foreign mlni.ster and Cross column every day, and there Track was headed by Cornelius iege led the TlEers to its third j He will smile when you give him a smart clothing gift from Glennej’’s. H« Representative Thomason iD- Mount Davis fort and other forti I Warmerdam, world record holder By Hugh Fullerton. Jr. the Citizens' Club go "all out" to lali only about Oh miles from Pearl The Rome radio declared that Texl, replying to McCormack, .said strait from Singapore in the West. Commander Nathan Miller of war minister of Portugal. fications. ia a new idea brewing that aounde straight win of tho present season Thomas J. McCabe, Director of Government quarters flatlv de I In the pole vault, with 14 tallies. New York. Dec. 17 —(J’/ Seems win 37*'32 will like the thought behind it, as well as the fine gift it will really be. Select Ibirbor. the Britl.sh cruiser which the Ger- that no member of the Military A war communique issued in Anderson-Shea Post. V.F.W.. of The Navy's attacks from the sea very exciting and under the lead to te open season (or suggeatloms Monday night at the Y. Last night, .Ubieties announced that the Ho.y. ^he second game of the eve- The Navy reported that damage mems reported yesterday had been Ohunglring reported heavy fight this town and a resident of Haz- nied reports from Hong Kong, ership of Mrs. Ernest A. Johnston. Name Five Coaches however. Katkavcck was not eligi a small gift today. You have the widest choice o f all the things he likes so Committee "sets himself up as and air are continuing, it added. Five coaches, four of them grid- or how the Sports program can be Cross Basketball schedule for the nlng a red hot argument between iiTom the shell Arc was light and sunk in the Mediterranean was of superior to the War Department" ing in tlie area south of Canton, ardville, Conn., has enlisted in the credited to The London Daily Eht- It is an idea of how to raiae money ble to play In the Rcc League and press corres'ponde.nt, that Japa I iron mentors, received considera n ade to fit the, military program 1941-42 season would comprise the highly favored Tigers and the well. A vi.sit to Glenney’s today will convince you that a gift from Glen- loday's re{k>rt conArmed that the Aurora cla.ss. and asked the members for a where Chluese forces have been United States Navy for service. Johnston and Baker Islands, and have lots of fun doing it and . . . Joining the' ,ri)sh. bow about he sat on the sidelines and watch Fairfield Grocers really kept the Ihture had been no Injuries to per- During World War 1 Miller, then a nese forces had occupied Macao, there is a mystery to this story, .so tion. They were Frank Leahy of ed the boys from “over norih" go eight games. All of the games will ney’.s is always the best! ■ (Jane’s Aghting ships lists the "dispassionate, patriotic" study of striking at the rear and flanks of which the Japanese report they Notre Dame.. Ear) Blaik of the postponing the bttjldlng of that fans off their seats. At half time [niinel at Johnston. Aurora as one of a class of four the legislation. the Japanese besiegers of Hong well-known boxer, .served overseas Portuguese colony on the South bombarded from the sea yesterday, please watch (or more news. down to defeat. , 'The Hartford be played away from home with Army, Burt Shdtton, leader of the oasketball Hall of Fame and sink the exception of the sea.son's open it was a tie score 12-12. In the !• Shells Fired In Attark ,S.220-ton cruisers, the others be McCormack read Mr. Roosevelt's Kong. on a Navy destroyer. China coast, across the Canton are two of a long string of tiny Tomorrow wll- be announced a ing the dough from the "golden team never had a chance against About 10 shells were Ared in the river mouth from Hong Kong. splendid idea to be carried out at I Columbus Redbirds of the Amerl- er against Clark on Janua.y 14, last two periods it was, without ing the Arethu.sa, Galatea and letter to Senate and House lead Pacific islets developed by the Ican Baseball Association, Paul ball" gamea (which wilKbe play thi- fasL Jioi king Tiger tea-i an i any doubt, about as fast a game lAaul attack, the Army said. Penelope. - The ships carry a nor ,Iohn S. G. Ftottnor of this tuwn, The government organ, Dlario United States as links in a far- the Center Red Cross booth, so went down to defeat 52-14. Tlic which will te played in Worcester ers of yesterday strongly endors I Brown of Ohio State and Bernle ed in every state) into dcien-w on the Clark University court, and of basketball as played here in The communique, outlining the mal complement of 4.10 men and ing the 19 to 44, Inrliisive, brack a.ssistant prosecutor of the Town da Manha. in an editorial today flung Naval defense line. Watch yoUr pape-r. and the bootli. score I Japan Menaces warned the public against "light iBierman ot Minnesota's unbeaten bonds? There might even be a sur a possible engagement with As years. In the Anal two and a |aUUary situation as of 10:.10 a. m., mount six six-inch guns and lesser ets. Court and a reserve officer, has Baker island was widely pub Dr. Robert Knapp announre.s I Gophers. plus (or the Army and Navy re Tigers t., aaid there was "no dis- headed persi us who invent stories that the Nurses Aid will start a p. sumption College which ha.s lot half minutes Red Gavello put his armament.) Andrews told the House "I pro been onlcred to report (or physical licized after fou' American boys "rhe complete voting: lief funds. The Naismlth Memorial B. F. T team out in front for keeps. it Men’s Gifts That Are Sure T o Please S ' |'•mible enemy activity durlng'thc examiniiUon and po.ssible call for and spread alarinln.g rumors.” The of Hawaiian descent were “plant course as soon as new appIlcHtlun 2 Parciak, rf ...... 2 0-1 4 been definitely booked. Lack of a Briti.sh -bombers attacked the pose an all-out war, with seven J'liree Vital Zones First PU. wouldn't Ipse out, either ; . .Scoop home court at Holy Cross has was a rough game (rom start to I last 24 hours’’ in the Philippine German Naval base of Wllhelms- million in the Arnn'i two million in .service in the Judge Advocate Gen editorial emphasized that the gov ed” on it and tvyo other Pacific is blanks arrive from Washington. 0 Wicrzblckl, rf . 5 0-0 10 ernment. with its policy of "in I Joe DIMaggio, baseball . . . .42UAtimer 157 ot the Greenville iS. C.'i necessitated the booking of all finish. ] heater and there is "nothing to haven in force la.st night and the Air Corpa.,''(tira one million in eral’s department of the Army. lets. respectively, in 1936 to es Marlon Tinker receives all aiipll- iTed Williams, baseball . . , . 5 74 News comes up with the Idea that 0 Rubacha. If .. .. . 0 0-0 0 eM lt" from other areas. (('ontlnued from I’age One) ternal and external order" had tablish United States ownership, cants at the Y.M.C.A. and all must 1 .Sumiftlaskl. If . . . 4 0-t games away. Due to the absence The P. A. A. C. Reserves were Adam Hats $3.25. blasted at Bremen and other the Navy." He said his amend I Joe Louis, b ox in g...... 10 64 colleges should declare freshmen 8 of facilities and to the recent de Bostonian Shoes $8.50 I Text of the commiuiique —No. A Christmas party will b« held sa(eg\iarded national honor, digni which Britain had disputed. It te interviewed. ( I H. Gryzb, c ...... 5 0-2 a bit too much for Silbros last towns in northwest Germany, the ment would make the House meas ICraig Wood, golf ...... 1 27 uiglble for varsity athletics and. 10 velopments in the International 4.— ure conform to that approved north of Java, in The Netherlands l iid.ay In the Memorial hospital ty and independence. lira almost 2,000 miles southwest First Aid is under the dlrectioB h ,M. GlnolA, c . . . 1 0-0 2 night. They used a lot of tall Air Ministry announced today. East lndie.s, and is important not "We have not -been taken by iDon Hutson, football ...... 4 23 the seniors ineligible — because scene, (College authorities have chaps to good advantage. Keigna Brentwood Sweaters "1, Philippine theater: Large Ares were left , bumlngr unanimously by the Senate Mili clinic rooms with 30 mothers and of Honolulu. of William Sacherek. 12 Cottage iBruce Smith, footb a ll...... 3 16 most of them will te he^ng lor 2 S. Gryzb. g . . . . 4 1-2 9 Mansfield Shoes “Tiiere (mly for its tin, rubber and other surprise and were not unprepared dcemerogre8s upstairs the Bowling In Chattanooga, Tenn., they're hat the bulk of th^ American Department at 10:00 a. m. 000 men. reported. Behind themi as a last drawn up for the Asiatic fleet be An SS regiment of Germans Hose Oo. 1 ...... 2209 eague will te in operation. The already calling Duke vs. Oregon Vlnnle Roaeano, 147 8-4, Brooklyn, Hmiston, Dee. 10~-A Groeers Other members are Maj. Gen. operation and loyalty of the sales t§vy had been destroyed. They In- resort, lay the mainland defenses fore the war’ called for counter was said to have been smashed Merz Barbers .... 2200 Parachute team will face Jie fast Stats the ^Tobacco Bowl” drew (8). CUlr F. Bee paid "Bat ’em ___ B. F. _|lcated that Japan was seeking to Frank R. McCoy, retired. Brig. blows in the event of Japanese ag force and. the generous response Buckland No. 1 .. 2189 Jersey City; N. J.—-Tippy Lar Zwiek, i f ------..0 1 Interoven Socks Key Chains of Penang, arranged on a concen leaving 200 dead, in a battle for of Manchester women, all of which Itepplng Polish Afnericans and at How about a fresh name for aji Kinney the compUment of double- ‘ '*eoy as many U. S. shlpa as pos- Gen. Joseph P. McNamey, of the Japanese Forces tric perimeter plan. gression. Portrefields ...... 2116 Ihe same time the West Side EHUry B u t* West game played In the kin, 135, Garfield, N. J., outpoint teaming a pair of Long Island Unto C. Blanchard, rt . . . . 0 0 Army Air Corps, Admiral William "K” in the region of Tula, south contributed to tho almost phenom le into a wiU-o'-the-wlsp hunt Singapore, ultiniate goal of the He said the fleet was not "en Four Aces ...... 2081 dll meet the West Side Tavern. South? , and next Sunday's pro ed Tommy Spiegel, 185, Union- yeralty players on the Rice cap Murdock, e ...... 2 8 39c to $1.00 E H. Standley, retired, former chief of the capital. enal growth of Burton's through $1.00 to $3.50 ’ the n-jisance raid^. Land in Sarawak Japanese, Is some 400 miles to the tirely ready" for Japan’s surprise Reids Auctlcneers 2080 The Intermediate Leone playoff U being tabbed as tbe town, Pa., (8). tain and center In a basketball- Murphy, tg ...... 2 0 Will Not Distract Fleet of Naval operations, and Rear Ad In another sector, said Prmvda, out the past year. The store, there 2041 south oh' the tip of the Malaya attack but nevertheless had teen 1,500 Germans died in live days of O>lonials ...... kes over at the East S ld eR ec “Snow Bowl,” which aeems appro White Plaiu, N. T.—Juk Ken game at Madison Square Garden. Horvath, I g ...... 0 2 The Navy Department here, miral Joseph M. Reeves, retired, foUowing iU pre-arranged defen fore, is taking this means of show ny, 163 1-4. Livingston, N. J.. stop GaveUo, e ...... 5 6 Florsheim Shoes peninsula. Aghting featured by German coun ing Us appreciation. — 1th the Vikings and Center BU- priate In view of the fact it w u Texas Ranger Belts .owevef', intimated that the fleet former commander In chief of the (Cohttimed From Page One) sive plan with minor adjustments. liarda teeing off in the first games so cold ia Chicago last week that ped Augie Angarano, 150 8-4, Har fit ••eeeoeeee . 1 0 ' /ould not be distracted from Its fleet. (jbnfessed Inability of the Brit ter-attacks 'and sudden Soylst Burton’s wUl remain open start rison, N. T. (S). Of the surrender of. 200 United night onslaughts. p 6:15 sharp. They will be follow- the papers reported those red-hot Meade’s Melon Mead Hedlund, e ...... 0 0 - $10.00 to $12.00 lain mission, and reported tersely None of the group would discuss the Japanese could land . . . even ish Navy to dominate Malaya wat States Marines who were standed ing Wednesday; the 17th, every New York—Taml Mauriello, 182 $1.00 to $2.00 ers and Thailand's quick sell-out Far to the north, aaid a Flnntrti Manchester ' by the East Sides and SUbroe, Bears frow the ball in the last few t aat operations against the enemy the meeting. oil planU nt the port o f Mtri have in North China by the sudden hos bdatneas nig^t until • o'clock, with 3-4, New York, stopped James D. 10 12 82 t-> Japan appeared to various well- communique, the Rusalana alM the exception of X m o eve, when Ira at 7 o’clock and In tha final seconds of the game. Miami, Dec. 10—Don Meade, re continuing. 'The hour and a half session diiappeared.” tilities, he declared that instruc rame tbe Trojans meet U.e Turner. 210, Dallas, I b x u (1). the nation's leading jockey, under T ig on broke gp with word that the board informed British to have heighten- were attacking all along tftes,.Svir the store doorl will be shut tight Dale Book Perth A m bo'------~ Poplin Jackets Knit Gloves ^ , The attacks on Johnston and Lami At Two Points tions to withdraw them came "very (eteOrs. Tefisg*# Oneef Star Perth Amboy, N. J.—Gene Plnt- went an extensive dental opera- BumlMaakl. rf ...... 2 1 |laul, and a renewed aasault on wogld deliberate further tomorrow. .M Singapore's peril from the river front between Lakea^doâ at 7, for the annual Xmas party- er, 1 The Japanese landed at &Ilrl and Ute.” Dsalal C. Ortlx, SanU Fe New ’, 156, McAdoo, Pa., outpointed Uon, but it Is reported that he has Parciak, I f ___ . 0 4 «ake islands were disclosed in a Admiral Standley has not yet ar Japanese, pouring into the and Onega to the northeast of Burton’s will greatly appreciate It Tonight . Pete $2.95 to $5.95 • nearby Lubong, both Only a abort “We were fast on our feet when Mexlcaa-Bxsmlner: "Those radio ste Muscarnera, 152, Brooklyn. recovered and will be se4n tmder H. Gryxb, c ...... 1 3 $1.00 to $1.50 Immitnique last night, which stat- rived In Washington and Justice AghtNlhrough Thailand, were ad- Leningrad, while farther north if everyone will help make this Lecture by E. Dent Lackey, N. Y. (6). distance from the Sarawak border the orders came," he said, but the amKxmceis who'so ably pronounce ■llks at Tropical Park. 8. Gryxb, rg ...... 2 3 i that the actions had taken place Roberts said the group wished to mltted)V well-equipped and oper strong Soviet /attacks also were party a suceese by shopping early. Manchester Green P. T.- A. at 8. with Britleh North 'Borneo. A Marines were “absolutely cut.mmunity Club. hsaketbsn o o u h who ended hie Manehester Legioaalree Jhavs :pore, the British bases which na Anderson, 32 Benton street; ' Besides landing on northern Ma- from the east coast of northern lei. In time). ford and Shirley M. Foley of West B. F. TIE AND HANDKERCHIEF COMBINATIONS. “...... tw o o f the big obstacles in the Malaya, where the British -were Christmas Eve with their families, Christmas party local 63, T. W. SELECTED BALSAM playing osraer 14 yasis ago, dem- four-men la tbe first 16'of the axceptlonally good averages. ..75c to $i.00 Mrs ArvlUa Hale, 124 Henry Isya, 400 miles north of Singa Hart explained that submarine because it was announced today HarUord; Koeta A. BerMnaki and oastralsd fouI-shootlng ths other Moorehouao, r f ...... 8 1 « t a Ji^Muiese drive against last reported bolding a line some U. A. at Tinker ball. Hartford District Lsgloa BowUng E nds WUkls heads In tha local Derrick, I f ...... COTTON PLAID SHIRTS...... street; David Maxwell, 17« South pore, and attacking through quick tx>mmanders were not required to that 'all A A P food stores would Steffie J. Berk, both of thia town. d u by aelag In ten etralght League according to. figures rs< . 0 0 ;$1.00 to $1.96 Dutch East Indies. where south of the Japanese-cap Sunday, Dec. 81 — pin topplera la third place In the J. Wllaoa, c ...... 0 Main street; FearvantI and Gerald ly-dominated Thailand, the Japa report on operations until U.tir re te closed at 7:00 o’clock on Wed Bill of Sole VkÔUtout evening looking at the leased today. AU df the regulars leading 15. White Is la sixth place. . 2 Im Philippines, the third and tured coastal air bane o f Kota Concert, Handel’s VMesaiah,'* CHRISTMAS Yoot, Ig ...... 2 1 PIONEER BELTS AND SUSPENDERS...... $1.00 to $2;oo ■Vlchi, 70 Homestead street; Mrs. nese also have seized the main turn to port, but said he had leaiu- nesday, December 24th. Under terms of a bill of sale fil buket . .'. they can’t u y Benny froBi Manchester have bowled la fltumbling block to Japan's Bharu. 130 voices with Manchester Clvls Prank Cervtnl la ninth and Art Belfipre, Ig ...... 2 0 WOOL SCARFS. Robert Follett, and infant aon, 125 land region- of Hong Kong, Brit ed that some successes had be«i J. J. Byrnes, President of New ed at the office of the town clerk ain’t what he Cioaterbaan. the whole/of the team’s scheduled $1.00 to $2.50 ~ thrust, Were- girding for Besieged Hong Kong, second big orchestra assisting High school TREES WUkle In twelfth spot Ballsleper D. WUaoa, I g ...... 0 1 Summer street; Mrs. William CSr* ain's No. 2 Far Eastern strong achieved. England A A P, m making the an' Frederick Schalachnelder has solil games and this accounts for their ranks 28th sad la ths. fifth m ^ HANSEN SKI MITTS ...... eneiny. assault, .although British naval base in the Far East, the CenUr Springs Dairy milk ball. ^ •■•aeooiaaoo . 3 0 $1.60 ter and infaft daughter, 17 Lock- hold, and have landed in the Whether the attacks to which nouncement about the earlier cloa- .ster o f the equaiL I t e averageo: trees believed that Japan wood street. Philippines, flanking the (jhina Sea was subject to Japanese air at he referred were against Japanese route to J. Bayer. ' Traditional Candlelight service. LARGE ASSORTMENT ChurlUa, r f ...... fi 0 SLIPPERS ...... Btratlng har main efforts ing. on Cbristmu Eve said— South Methodist church. Name Team . $2.00 to $3,60 Admitted today: Jaroea Sullivan, war theater. tacks and pounding by Japanese Naval forces or (ialnst merchant P erm it Games PlafaU Avsrago t t e e e . 1 0 tiw BritiSi base. U. S. sub- 0 “From time immemorial it seems Sock and Buskin Reunion at Rooney. New Britain ..... 1 188 Main street; Robert Bever- (The Btrate^ of such diverse artillery, planted on th; mainland shipping remained a matter of that' food store employes were A. A. Dion wUi make alterations New York.—FoUowing liia llth 18 2868 X n r FREE GIFT BOXES I operating from the Philip- Glock, W in d sor...... ' a a • s 0 e ance, 90 Phelps Road. operations, apparently,-is to de- in Kowloon a mile ffom the island. speculation pending a-further an about the last ones to get home at Cottage street proper^ ot Mrs. CentSr Uongvegational church par 35c up Masoa with the New York profes- 128.1P I t 8 87 credited with two BUC- lors, 2:80 to 5 p. ro. yB. WUkle, Uaaebeater .... XUJ Birtits: Today, a sOn to Mr. and vcK^ the advantage ot Japan's A military commentator aaid nouncement. to their familiee on the night be Mary Olblin for $1,600. Aiaoal football Glaato, Center Mel (Ngrtofi. Wathersfleld No. X •pert Osater Attecks" but details of " Warrastee ' Toraday. Dec. 88 Come Earljr For eeboae eeoeo* m .5 Roed, rf Mrs, Nathan Jefferson, M Mather -iflttiaL*iBurprise jumps and- keep the aerial an'd artillery bombard DIaclosure of the submarine op fore Christmas. Only a few years Hein wUI resume aotlvttiee tn OUL T*irklas, New BrlUln ...... ware n ot discloaed. street; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. the Allies from organizing a uiil- ment of Hong Kong was being in- erations. was the only Naval or back most of these people worked By warrantee deed property on Children's Christmas Party at Best Selection! fornla te a district salesman for\ ***eo0 essaaa m .i3 Archaiki, If 4tal continued to glory Depot Square. White, Mancheeter ...... IMB Janton, q .. 789 (JIarence Flahe, 22 Pine street; a fled plan of resistance., teiinifled. military development of the day. practically all night so that their RidgewoOil Street hss been con ■a oU oompaay. Berglund, West Hartford ...... 789 . < nt' reatatanee o< the daughter to Mr. and Mra. B tm - MobUltstlea Completed (A Chungking a-ar communique A communique issued by U. B. enjoyment of the Chriatma* holi vey^ by Alexander Jarrih to WU- Sotarasy, Dec. 87 FREE DELIVERY 118.17 BrowooU, rt Main Christmas dance,. Jointly spon- Price, Windsor ...... Main | Hoa at MMMV and hamMolmea, 122 W est atrsM. (Ib Batavia, however, the Dutch said the Japanese recently rein- Army haadqunrtars shortly after day was reduced to a minimum. llan? R. Danahy rt al. IN TOWN! Basketball i i 7 a r Murray, Ig . Strtet ns aaioc* la- 1 prrtBil ftored by .Order o f DcMolay and \^rvinl, Mteohester ...... llB .te S t r ^ DIaehargad to d a y :. U n , Rot- anaouBced that goneral moblllxa- fore^ their troops in . the area 11 iu m. (9 p. m. e. s. t Tuesday) I know that our customers will lUson, New' Britain . ; ...... ODotsUo, rf . Penpil .for the erection of Order o f Rainbow, Maadntc Tem - 116.6 Walker, rt .. « ” -’-ft*' T M g a Smith and tntant son, 188 ttoB haa beta ooinpUted ukLDwteh along the Canton-Konloon rail said tnerely: want'oilr managers and clerks to. sre^l '■ New York. —. Forty-two-famsi fsen, Wsot HartM oT.... iBlMh. a tn rt; Mrs. Baarett Bent- Anajr foreea aiay bo Seat abroad. way but that Oilneas troopa were "T bsrt is no cbaiige In the attu- get home eatUe? and I am 'sure le OtmlUing on WethertU p ijT ' Walter SUkbwalil Bagtora toureoUegl- 114.4 c . ... “ WhereTbe Good Mfio'g W««r Come* ^ In^^ A ^ tcri 28 Wnlk- Gen.-«lr Archibgid P. WairelL Brit-, tnteBritylngJUwir campaign there atloB on the gtoond. No air aetivr they will be c M to eaopa>iUA:|ir fcr.i te •to. 114B . ------4 • e e • a 0 e>a a a a > «.*« X R -. 10, trilpwe t|M preMure on ttMtf ' .1U.18 l i > tehf|K.47’4« A. U C C. MANCTTESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ^ÂNCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 I PAGE EIGHTEEN^ PACE W m BlM R

RED RYDER Caution Needed BYFBSOi r if" TC'j K.LL Sense and Nonsense YSa’ LL B a h^’^TE'D ka aa guilty UP HEdE -THB HEAVY \ C U T ’EM, B U T YOU MttHAP.' YOU WERE «UM COV4M of children to care for in our Suitable for Service Station push Razed at Once. cliino guns, and has a range o f relri ng its FROM TMH O R FH A n B' ferred, Telephone 6040. claim which said estate has agtiinst ligleuse, Havlna; Arioso, Handel, groi“Ollund. Bituation excellent. fit) *t- and Cohen had walked about four as an innocent man unjustly sus 08JES.' I’LL PIV THESE j NEVER GIVE A WHILE RESCUING A ETORN X iO Q i home. Wrttc Box L. Herald, car. Tel. 65'20 after 5:30 p m. Household Goods 51 Angelo lafrati, as per appllcallott 1,100 miles. Mrs. Wilfred Lutz and Donald taeleking with my left". 17)1* I* the miles, hands In pockets. Without pected. HOBPITAL.^ YOU — ODVI.LAD/ NOUR-TVPB o f FOR RENT—ATTRACmVE sin on file. It Is Rockville, Dec. 17— (Special) — Watroua. SOCK. SA&ERS,' LOOK AT I GUV NO t i m e WANTED ONE TRAILER for FOR S A L E . CHEVROLET 1 ^ * lUDKIUH):— Thai the foregoing attitude toe successful salesman either making a tingle remark, RBMEMBCB. FUR.NITURE GIFTS!! gle and double rooms. In new At the meeting of the Common Offertory Anthem, To U» a Child THAT.' NO WONDER I / PER NOTHIN’.' COURAMk tEcTB MY OLD emerBcncy work. Boy Scout.s. Call coupe. Kood condition, heater. .1 pplluaI ion be, heard and fleterrnln- Council held last evening, permi.s- takes when he loose a sal*. He Cohen—Vy don't you say some Even though we caa't have all HB UBBDIO BELL Bridxc or Junior L a m p s ....* 4.95 home, convenient to Aircraft. «d at the I’robate OC»ffl«*e In Maii- la Bom, Berwald; Carols by choirs, Cardigan Suit thing? w* want, w* ought to be thankful NEVER HAVE ANV / ALLUS RUSWtN’ HEART 6758. Privately ow-ned. Call at 99 Por rhtsler In said District. t«n the CCnd slon was given to Leo Abel of U doesn’t drop hla flag to half-mast Pl^PERB TILL Wm Beautiful Cedar C h ea ts----- *19.95 Call 67.59. (unfamiliar) Sing Noel, Old Isaacs— Freese your own hands. we don’t gst ail w* deserve. L E IS U R E / A F E L L E R AROUND ter street, after .5., Occasional Pieces ...... * 7.95 flay of r>ecetnber. A. D . 1941. at 9 Park avenue. East Hartford to and go into mourning. He keeps GOT BMACKSO BV o'clock in the forenoon, ami that French; Song of Mary, Basque; his flag at to* top of to* mast and THE VERY Th in g / w i n Decorative Mirrors ...... * 5.95 raze the old railroad station of The Three Kinks. Flemish; The notice be given to all persons In the New Haven road on Market k*«ps on ftghUngl ATROCV<,^ MOT LAUNCH A MAMMOTH Period Design Chairs ...... *12.95 Boarders Wanted 59-A terested In said estate of the pen- Coventry Carol. Traditional Eng Business Services Offered 13 street. Lounge Chairs ...... *19.95 flency of said application and the lish; What Child Is .This?, Tradi HOLD EVERYTHING TURHBif R A PPL t PROTE4T time and plaoe of Ircarlng thereon. This station Is a one story frame Small boy—Mother, I arant to HOLIDAY SPECIAL — Kitchen Smoking Cabinets ...... * 5.95 tional; Christ Was Bom on Christ TD Pu r c h a s e WTTH INSURANCE I'V publishing a copy of this order building which Is over fifty years know something. linoleum, washed and waxed for Knechole Desks ...... *16.95 ROOMERS AND BOARDERS— In some rit'wspnper having a circti- mas Day. Old French; Sleep, Holy old and which has not been used Mother— Ye*. Junior, THEORIHlANSA See Jl.OO. Write New Art Cleaners, Living Room Ensembles ...*79.95 Apply 49 Wadsworth streeL l.ilinii In said district, at least Mve Babe: Dykes; Carols by Congrega what Is for railroad purposes for more it? ' MOUbHAlN OP _ Box W, Herald. Westlnghouse Radios ...... *11.95 days before th** day of said hearing, tion; Benediction, Response,'Cradle McKINNKl itItOI'IIEKS WANTED— BOARDERS, short to appear . If they see cause at said than five years. Up to two months _ Fitted Sewing Cabinets ...* 9.95 Song, Brahms; Prelude, Lovely In Small boy— When a Ilghtnlng- VUtSTlom •iPTE? 505 Alain St.. .Manchester. Conn. distance from Aircraft, newly time and place and be heard rela ago the Railway Express service bug lightnings, why doesn’t it . Bedroom Ensembles...... *79.95 tive'. thereto, and make return to fant Jeans, Traditional German V- furnished rooms, twin beds, all maintained an office in the build thunder. Telepliono 6060 nr 7432 Florists— Nurseries !■> Breakfast Sets ...... *16.95 ihis court. melody. conveniences, private hath, laun ing. Metal Utility Cabinets ----- * 5.95 WTLT.IAM S HTDK Mrs. Enielia Lehmann dry included. Phone 8350. Judge. A petition was received troni WOULD YOU LIKE R nice frc,ih Comfortable Sofa Beds ....*39.95 1M2.1T-41. Mrs. Bmella (Schmelskcl Leh- The air raid warden had been lilt Christmas tree? The New Harold R. Seheibe to build a ga testing gas masks, and had now Magazine Racks ...... * 1.93 rage and leanto addition 10x20 and fnan, 89, widow of Carl A. Leh Manchester EnRland Lily Gardens, 36 Bush Innerspring Mattresses ... .*19.9.5 mann died Tuesday afternoon tol- come to the three old maids at to* Hill Road is where you can sec Apartments, Flats, 5x14 at 10 lOrchard street which big house. Amelia and Jan* Axmlnster 9x12 Rugs ...... *34,95 63 was granted. The petition of the lowlng a long illness. She was born Evenin" HeraH tree nit, selection may he made ALBERT'S—EST. 1911 Tenements in Germany December 18, 1851, the m e te d him am, apologised for any day after 3:30 and week end.s Bolton Coca Coin Bottling Company to their sister's absencs. ^ * masks Cla.ssitied Adverti»emenU Waterbury FOR RENT—FIVE room tene erect a sign 3-5 at the Rockville daughter of William and Henrietta all day. Schmelske and came to this coun ware adjusted, and th* warden Oount SIX averatfx words to n.linc ment, furnished, located In re Diner was referred to the Public ■aid; "Well, now I hope yotir FOR SALE — CIRCULATING Mrs. Cl.Tde Marshall try 66 years ago. She wa.s h mem IntttiilB. ntimhers snd abbrsvistlona heater, like new. Inquire 843 Main stricted neighborhood. Available Works committee with power. ma.nks a n OK." each count as a word and compound after Christmas. McKinney Bros. Pboae «06S The Council voted to install twe ber of the First Lutheran church words as two words Minimum cost MoviuK— T ru ck in g- street. Apt. A. Telephone 2-0194. "Yes, thank you, they are", re Tel. 6060 and 7432. additional fire hydrarits on Crown and Margaretba Lodge. la price of three lines. Storage 20 She leaves four sons, Carl, Her plied Amelia, "but what about our Line rates per dap for trsnslsnt FOR SALE -WASHING machine, The third annual Community street and Hale street extension Rose's? " ads. man and Paul of Rockville, Robert STORAGE in excellent condition *5.00. Call Christmas party will be held In to provide protection for the many 77)e warden, taken aback, said; B«ee(l«c Mereb 17. 199T Wanted to Rent 68 new homes which have been elec of Hartford; font daughters, Mrs. Cash i.'harge Moving and Packing. The Austin 8195, “Oh, that’s not my Job; but I the Community Hall at Bolton ted in that section. George Winter ol Rockville. Mrs. t Coosecutive Uays...| 7 ots| • ote A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 WANTED—3 HEATED rooms, John Wilson of Broad Brook; Mrs. think perhaps you could sprsy S Consecutive Osys...! • ote|U ots Center on Friday evening and will It w-as announced that bccuu.se them. [XI e;.MAS a Day ...... |1] otalVt ola WHITE TABLE top gas stove, and bath In Manchester, unfur of the unsatl-sfactory results made Leon Wlckford, East Hartford; nished. Employed couple. Wgite start promptly at 7 30. There will SANTA CLAUS ' All orders for trreitular insertions perfect condition. 'Tel. 4001. be a program given by the North, last Friday with the fire alarm Mis. Arthur Benton of lliirtford. 2'i 1 ^11 be charged at the one time rate. R ep a irin g 23 Box J, Herald. grandchildren, several great grand "What does to* average woman V r It B»g U B MT Off, BORN THIR.’T V VBAIFC TOO ly days iO'SO. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Spitzel, Mrs. Hutchinson. Lsolda Paggioli. Nor T'oll^ml ntrir Help Wanted— Female '15 FOR SALE HALF price, ma The members of Victory Assem Neil Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. ."Vor- ma Tedford. Ruth Shedd. Olivo Ip H E Unltad State* Army and Telephone Your Want .4da bly. Catholic Ladies of Columbus, WANTED— EXPERIENCED girl hogany Duncan Phyfe drop leaf man Patterson of Gpringficld. Swanson. Nella Merrill, Eva Mrs. John H. Steele Navy ta s p r i n g lome 50 mil Ads era accepted over the tele extension dining or living room will hold a Christmas party this WASH tU B B S phone At the CMAKOE r a t e giveA to live In. Goragon Mouth” itraiU between teed part time store work. Apply in Burke, Mr.s. Clara Kadelski and home of their parents and attended give great additional smartness l I.T .Supply Outlet, 1150 Main street, ed him with a pen and pencil .set. the Zoning Commission in any worship service Sunday at the [Venezuela and Trinidad. person from 1 to 6 p. m. only Monday morning he left for Pari.'; Mrs. Julia Mlffitt. by wearing w 1th It the d'ekey colla Index of Clatosifiiationa Thrifty Cleaners, 981 Main street. Hartford. way. Enforcement of the Zoning WSt'S Tolland Federated church. Trinidad Is strategically valua- Island. South Carolina, with oth Regulations is a matter that con I included in our pattern) or one ol BIrthi ...... K ...... A The Women's Society for Chris Mrs. Frances Bushnell is employ your own tailored blouses— put-J Ible to the United States tine* it Engagements ...... H ers who have enlisted in the U. S. cerns the Zoning Board of Bolton. ed at the Woolworth store in Rock leommands a vulnerable approach Marriages C Machinery and Tools 52 tian Service of the Methodist ting the collar out over the jacke Help Wanted— Mate 36 Marines. Sumla.v School Christmas church will hold a Christmas par ville. l|to the Panama Canal, trade routes Deal bs ...... O Mr. and Mrs, John F. Hemcller This cardigan jacket l.s easy Card of Thanks ...... B The Sunday school of the Quar- ty this evening In Wesleyan Hall. Jesse Deardon is seriously ill at ■to South America, and airways be- WANTED ME.N for delivering RECONDITIONED ALLIS Chal are the parents of a daughter born make. In Memoriarn ...... F rjwille Methodist church will hold Supper will be served at 6 o’clock the home of Mrs. Lulu Johnson in llween the North and South Amer- Lost and Pound ...... 1 Koppers Coke. Koppers Coke mers on- new rubber, used plows, at the Johnson Memorial hospital, Pattern ^lo. 8095 is in sizes 1 the Christmas exercises and tree and officers wilt'be elected at the the River district Tolland East to 20; 40 to 44. Size 16 jacket an |tcas and the two hemispheres. Announcemneta ...... I Company, 171 Walnut street, Oliver No. 100 new model plows Stafford Springs, Friday night. Psrsonala ...... • on rubber, brush harrows, milk at the church on Monday evening, business meeting. There will be an Side. skirt take S yards SO-lnch mate Approximately 40 million dol- Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gaines Dec. 22 at 8 p. m. Santa Claus will Aaldtnnbllea ing machines. Dublin Tractor Co., exchange of gifts later In the eve Mrs. Benjamin Beardsley of rial; 3 1-3 yards 54-inch. Vestc ’s ia being spent on Army air- Automobles for Sale ...... t and son Donald, of Hartford, were be present. ^ Wlllimantlc. ning. Monroe, Is spending some time collar, »» yard 35-lnch material ids and defense while the Navy Automobiles for Exchange .••• § MAN WANTED ,O.N Dairy Farm. guests of Mr. and Mrs, G. F. Berr First .Aid Course jXS. Auto Acceaaorlea—Tires ...... I Apply to W. T. Little or 195 Election Tonight with her aunt Mrs. Lulu Johnson, For this attractive pattern . send Ihas designated a ^ u t 10 million and Mr. and iClrs. Burton Sweet, of Eighteen members of the First being called there because of the Auto HepairinK—Painting ..••• 1 Spencer street. Court Hearts of Oak No. 16, 15c in coin, your name, addre IdoUars for Improving and delend- Auto Schools ...... f'A Musical Instruments 53 Main street. Sunday. Aid Course attended the meeting Foresters of America, will hold a illness of her father, Jesse Dt-ar- .The Crystal Lake Volunteer Fire pattern number and to Bg the harbor and base near Port- ALLEY OOP Autos^Shtp t>y Truck ...... i held Monday evening at the home meeting this evening at 8 o'clock don. , What Was That? BY V.T.HABILIN Autos—P"or Hire ...... t Department, Inc., will hold Its sev- Manchester Herald Today’s P atl '-Spain. Army airdromes will FOR SALE— USED UPRIGHT of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of In their hall. At this time election The All-Day sewing for the Red Garages—Service—Storage 10 Dogs— Birds— I’ets erth annual Christmas drawing In tem Service. 106 Seventh Avenu ! near, Valencia and Longden- hlotorcycles—Uicyclea ...... 11 piano, beautiful case. A real buy. South Road. Officer Donald of officers will take place. Croas sponsored by the Union Mls- New York, N. Y. Wanted Autos -M<*iorcyplea ... H ■:S AND Kemp's inc. connection with a dance when Browme ot the Colchester Barracks IvlUe. ■ * 4. . FOR SALE Motbera’ Chib slonai;y Society and Ladies in the For other excellent styles fo| — DUPES INTO Bnaincaa and Prtire»«>l«>iuil Services cages for Christmas lifts. Larra- modem and old-fashioned dancing was present and explained to the The shortage of skilled labor, 1 Business Services tilTered ... . II The Mother*' Club of the Union Community will meet in the Fed school wardrobes see our Fashioi XVXJL. bee's Barber Shop, intkin St. will be enjoyed with "Bucky's Mel members of the class that due to church-will, hold a Christmaa par erated church Thursday. Coffee ransportation, and equipment a: llousehold Services Offered ....ll-A FOR s a l e — p i a n o . also hall ody Boys" furnishing the mUslc. Book, a complete review of pai aju Rulldlng—Conirnctlng ...... li the emergency still existing in the ty and meeting this evening In the will be furnished and each woman. terns for winter. Order your cop; Yell as jungles and swampland Florists—.S’ursf riea ...... II CANARIES - - Yorkshires and rack. Telephone 5762. Ten cash prizes will be awarded in state, the Colchester Barracks can church social rooms and members Is to bring a box lunch. today. sre difllculties American Arm) “He never appreciated his fu much until after his Vuneral Directurs ...... !• Chojipers. young birds In fiill the drawing, the first prize is *10 no longer supply the group with Dgineers bad to overcome Hvatlrig — Plumbing — Roofing It are enUtled to brtng a friend. Mrs Mias Shirley (Plough Is now able Pattern 15c. Pattern Book 15i first 20-miie r c h P song, all colors. Matte yoqr selcoj and so on down to *1. The event an Instructor. Emily Swindells at thU city will to be about the home after an at rnsurance ...... II Office and Store takes place Friday evening De One Pattern and Pattern Boof Millinery — UrSssmaking II tlon early for Christmas. Call The standard course specifies show colored travel pictures. There tack of mumps. ordered together 25c. Maying—TrucUing—Storage ♦. tO after 4. Tarasiiik. 21 Florence St Equipment 54 cember 19 at the Fire House. Crys twenty hours and the Bolton group win also be an exchange of gifts. lOONEKVIl.LE FOLKS Public Passenger Service ...... t" A tal Lake. has had sixteen hours. It w as'sug The hostesses are M ra lajclUe BY FXINTAINE FOX Painting—Paperlrig'...... 41 FOR SALE MALE CANARIES. Mrs. Rebecca Mopes, 83, widow gested that Mrs. Sophie Johnson Carlton. Mni. Arthur Judd, Mra. Professional .'Services ...... It I guaranteed singers. R. Grlmley, f o r s a l e — f l a t top office of David Moses, died in Vernon Knitted Shoulderette Ilepalrlng <...... II desk and chair. Phone 6390. get in touch with Dr. Knapp of Fred Kuhnly and Mrs. Naomi La- Tailortfig—Dyeing—Cleaning ,, 14 ' 174 Cooper street. Tel. .7121. Saturday evening. The funeral was the Aiperican Red Cross and see If ^ 2 6 9 U n c l e Wilson, man) Tollel tfOOilM .4»hI Service ...... It ferriere. held Sunday at 1 p. m. at her home an instructor can be obtained to Wanted-:-Rus:oess Service .••• M in Vernon and burial was In the Rellet Owpa Ediicntinael • Poultry and. Supplies Rooms Without Board 59 take care of the Bolton group for Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps Courses and Ciasees ...... II Jewish cemetery In .Ellington. two more meetings. wUl hold a meeting this evening, Emil Rosenthal, Si, of East . Private Inai ruc^ons ...... II NATIVE TURKEYS for sale. Al FOR RENT—LARGE furnished __It was voted to omit the meet starting at 7:30 o’clock. Thsittwlll Panclng ...... IK A Hartford, who died Saturday night bert Bogli, .564 Bush IJill Road. room, twin beds, suitable for 2 ing next week M the Christmas be a Chrisltmaa party with m - Musical—Drumatlc ...... II at his home On Burnside avenue, Wanted—In sMuctions ...... M men. Telephone 2-0232. . rpah will interfere with the class.-' change of glfta at the conclusion Manchester. was buried here Tuesday after l''lnaneial Further developments and Urns of of the buslneaa aeaaion. Bonds—Stocks—.Mortgages I) noon In the Jewish cemetery. Unto* cameli Profran* FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Ahem! BY MERRILL BL08SER Business Opportunities ...... II The Woman's Council will meet the next meeting win appear in Money to Loan ...... II this column as soon as they are Chrtatmaa wtU be obeerved by ll«ll» aiid SllnatlanS Friday at 12:30 p. mi In the social the Union Congregational church rooms of the Congregational learned. B u t , O AO oy. Tue b u m , Help Wanted—Female ...... i l next Sunday meomlng and eventag. SURI-— ^ MYO08H— I p f cxmaEMT RAD, OP oouasa Help Wanted—^l{ile ...... II UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT church. Following the covered dish Quest Speaker ROOM • peam)/n.y MONUMaNTAL / B U R t.B U r i w o F a c t s YOU'D 9 0 M rrH M » T t U T MATCMSS At the morning aervlce there will HOUR Balesmeo Wanted ...... 16-A Hartford E-xtenslon Center , luncheon, there will be kn ex Chief O'Lbughlln of the West DON'T YOU WANT M f % LOOK N C S f DO 1 HAVg OP vBKif urrur, eerrea - oo M3U WEAR uoae 1 Help Wanted —Male or Femals 17 change of ten cent gifts among the Hartford Fire Department will be be specifil inuBlc by the two ®holrt C‘ X) ^ R9R HRCmaBTHaR. GO o u r Agents Wanted ...... I7‘ A Registrations for second semester aVe now- the guest speaker at the open and a ChrUtmaa meawge by pr. t v NOT MUCH. AMO Buy Situations Wanted—Femals . .. 19 members. M ONUM tNTf OF ANYTHINa/ TUBaiMsa Sltuaifona Wanted—Male II being accepted. The Men’s Club has taken over meeting and entertainment to- bs George S. Brooke*. In the •Y*nlPg V Employment Agencteii ...... H Freshman and Sophomore .jCourses Offered in the' sponsorship of the Ellington, given by the Bolton 'Volunteer at seven o’clock, a Chrtatmaa Ca^l Live SfecU—l>ie—PeBlIry— Firemen this evening at 8 In the service wlU be preaenteQ by the Vehlelee o the following fields.: Boy Scouts. Raymond Kunlcki, violinist, of Community Hall. Chief O'Lough- two choira. ^ ^ . Dogs—Birds->-Pets . ..y..«. •• 41 ENGINEERING SCIENCES BUSINESS This year all the department* of Llvs Stock—Vehicles ...•••••. 41 Rockville, will be the soloist Sun Iln will speak on "Fire and Us Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 ARTS & SCIENCES EDUCATION LANGUAGES day morning at the Oongrega- Elimlnstion." Blveryone is Invited the church achool win have their Wanted —Pets—f*oultry—Stocli 44 Christmas party Tueaday. Dec W on For Male—MIeeellaAroas tiooal church Christmas service. to attend and there is no charge Artleica For Sale ...... 41 Hartford Extension Center for admission. ember 23 at 7:80 in the church. Boats and Accessories 41 Walter Camp School Belleviie 8fc Tha greatest recorded depth of There will be a program by toe . f Building Materials ...... 47 Phone 6-9S04 J. Frank Daly, Snpervlaor any ocean ia in the Pacific— 35,- lOndergarten and . Primary ^ Diamonds —Watches—Jewelry 41 partments, entertainment by the T Electrical Appliances—Radio.. 49 000 fe e t Read Herald Advs. Fuel and Peed ...... 4'j A Bardsg—Farm—Dairy Products M) Housshold Goods ...... II ^ 2 . llAchinsry and Tools II Santa’s Wonderland Musical 'Instruments ...... SI OfTlce and Store Equipment-S4 Specials at the Stores ....«••• If UJHCtl UlHSTFUNllTHOumSI SCORCHY SMITH Troable^hootcr! BYJOHNCTBRRT Wearing Apparel—Furs ..•••• S7 ujSwTRiepour ------Wanted—To Buy ...... il au. t h c « jtos itaawia—Board—^Hotela—Be—vts-t' flNO SLE031 LUOO'iHRr rrwM] Reataaraala .JW n BOMB fyOUU KHRI , .MHU { « Booms .Wltbour Board ...... S9 By Mra. Aaae CM** . iMRry/ NoaiBi [ie NRR kpOOSWlMTI L A M R IM//J Boardsrs Wantetl ...... SV-A That'a all there ta to It! It E n e N E M A t MMN W M t W l i Country Board—Resorts .••#••• ft Would ya6 Hk* to make to* p*r- be uaeful for hours of readla 11MB.- ^Motels—'Hestaarants ...... tl f*et gift for an elder woman friend bed, for slipping into when an tm ie o u a m fl Fantsd—Rooras^Board ..•••• #1 or a rcIaUveT A good-looking tens lata to toe radio, for iM U f w riu o Real Rafale For Heat warm-**-to*at ahoulderette Is one hartmenta. Flats. TsnemenU tl aarly ommlng hours when V M w ju r.. BuMnest Locations tor Rant ..<14 of toe nlceat preaents you can skips out to put toe coffee on. i Uoukes For Rent .•.«••»«••••• tS give! lege gtrta love them for too** SuhuXbdo For Rant ...•.•••••• tl This pretty blu* wool aboulder- study hours! SufDtntf Honts For Rant ,.**** tl •tte la mada oC ftva balls of abet- Wantsd to Rant ...... tl 'TouH mske half s dozenl Raal Batata Far tala laad floes and ta ao assy to do tost A^rtmeni Botidlns for Sala •• tl a child could knit It Ira made an know. Busintss Prooarty tor Saia ••r 11 In one piece, the cuffe baing knlt- For knitting Ipstructions Farms and Land tor Bait ••••• II Wool Bbeuldemts (Pattern. «ioaaaa for 8aia ••••■••-A*•••• tM ea nee die* than the ehoul- Mil. feu tel- dw aad arm section. Crochet a 0269) send 10 oeats in coin, u pretty edge arouad both open name and address aad the pM^ 14 ie dMaSi. rua a lovely aatln ribbon number to Anne Cabot.17m ' thibel^ wrap la a Chrtata>aa box ehsstar Herald, io« Bahai ip>. .1 ,2 lYT' r-. ■' - -M- " A'

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941 TWENTY H m iU i

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.. /. Will Be Merrier With BUY

'• f These Gifts From i i

IM f ' f ^ / HALE’S ■,2r The Gift Store

4US*^'***^'■ 4 CHRISTMAS SKI SUITS /!^ BABY SHOP BOXED CANDIES Zipped — wool and gabardine suit.*?; these are reversible. BOYS’ B L O U S E S ___ Beautiful Fresh Shipments From Navy, brown. Sizes 12 to 20. In cotton colored .stripes with ties. Brown, Mary Oliver — I-of( blue, and green. Sizes 5 to 8. 89 Wo61 Schrafft’s Filled Loft Holly Package $ 1 3 -9 8 . • v i Baby Sweaters | Celanese Sizes: Infants to 2 years. B 1 11>. 38c In white, blue, and pink. Coat 5 Other Suit*, Slr^* 7 t« 14, styles, with or without col- || Satin Loft Chatalains, pkg...... I iars. $S.98 to $13.98 Loft Little Aristocrats...... T5c Vl i

Loft Home Pkg., 2 lbs...... • Sl.OO $ 1 .2 9 PUFFS Loft Happy Holiday, 2 V2 ^ks...... $1.50 LITTLE GIRLS’ Loft 5 lb. Hard Rolled, pkg...... $1.95 NELLY DONS Gorgeous wool tilled puffs with the

Loft Round, pkg.’^2 lbs...... $2.00 well known "Shell Stitch" pattern. In line with holiday doings, j SILK ^ SLIPS Colors: Rose, dusty rose, aqua, wine, $ 1 1 .9 8 Marv Oliver Candies...... 60c-$1.20 Wear it to greet your guests on In tearose or white. Sizes 2 to 6 years. gold, Monte blue. (’ hiistm.is morning, or present them proudly to the favorites on © . i f OTHER P U F F S ...... $5.50 to $22.50

your list.

Polka Dot cloth. Iwo-tone $ 1 .1 9 and $ 1 .3 9 72”x90” De Luxe stripe broadcloth. Bouquet Lady BOOKS printed broadcloth. Sizes 14 to Peppcrell

ONE HAPPY D A Y ...... 25c t4. BABY’S PICTURE BOOK ...... '>nc BLANKETS

COLORING BO O K S...... 2.5c and 50c BABY SHOES FIFTY FAVORITE S O N G S ...... iOc In soft soles. White Kid shoes in Mrs. Day's ANIMALS BIG AND LITTLE ...... 50c to ideal styles. Sizes 1-2 $ I WONDER WHY ...... 50c and 3. 1.00 OIL COMES TO U S ...... 50c

DUMBO ...... fLOO i

TALES FROM STORYLAND...... ?1.00

FAMOUS PLANES AND FLIGHTS ...... $1.00

BASEMENT— TOLD UNDER THE CHRISTMAS T R E E ...... $1.00 I

ADULT FICTION ...... $2.50-$:i.00 20 Piece

? Revere Luncheon Sets . . . . True Fiesta colors. SerYice for four. $ 4 .5 0

SWEATERS One of the finest valuca in bianketa that Chrome Plated 5 S you tan obtain. 25% wool, 25% cotton, Slip-ons and cardigans. Boxy a and 60% rayon. Extra large size In rose, and regular length, in all new $ R blue, green, orchid, gold, and wine. 5*95 ahades. Sizes 34 to 40. Black, Coffee Percolators I maize, rose, navy, green. s OTHER BLANKETS V...... $2.98 to $12.95 Universal 4,

6-9 Cup .... $8.95, $9.95

Manning-Bowman Colorful Qienille BEDSPREADS to 6 cup $5.95 8 cup $9.95 Multi-color floral . pattern with colored

borders In green, rose, pink, blue, orchid, Gift Gloves Farberware gold, and wine. White grounds. Also three beautiful patterns In all white. $5*98 6 cup $7.95 8 cup $8.95 Make Warm Friends OTHER CHENILLE SPREADS...... $3.98 to $12.50

All Wool Mittens ...... $1.00 WHISTLING TEA KETTLE Chrome finish.. Copper O O Ofil Van Raalte GJoves ...... $1.00 72” X 90” plated bottom. " $ 1 . ^ 0 tO Saranac Gloves ...... $1.00 to $1.50 Remember the Sick Hand Made With A Saranac Mittens ...... $1.00 to $2.98 Samson Card

s Table Genuine Quilted LACE - Fine Quality $1.98 and $2.98

S': TABLE

PIGSKIN n BED CAPESKIN 3 Hampton Card .W a O T H S Tables $2.49 GLOVES Made from hard twist ^ Metal leg«, riveted joints. GLOVES Slip-on Styles MCKET ed cottort—will wear and wash for years. Point of fine Rayon Satin “V ' Wrought Iron Marguerite pattern. with collaPv Three self- $ 2 *2 5 pr. $ 2 * 9 8 p^* covered buttons. Print Bridge Lamps or plain colors. Hobnail K>unta or regular

turn down bridge. Large aaaortment of ahadea. Com- $2.98 —TOYLAND— p l $ t $ ■••■••••••••eeaeeaeea

$2.98 Other Lace Qoths to $9.98 DOLL FURNITURE $2.98 Hixh Chairs...... 50c and $1.00 Cribs ...... $1.00 CANNON Double Decker B e d s ...... $1.98

Doll Houses ...... $1.00 BOXED XMAS TOW EL SETS Printed Rayon Crepe Wheelbarrows ...... 50c-$1.00 or Satin Wagfona— Steel Bodies . ...$1.25 to $4.98 STATIONERY $1.00 Set W o ^ Coaster Wa$rons ...... $5.98

MOTHER’S HELPER UTENSILS Fine quality Eaton writing Smart boxed sets uith one bath towel, one guest towel, Electric Iro n s...... ,..$ 1 .0 0 GOWNS and papers in white or colors. . and two face clotha. Carpet Sweepers...... 58c

Ironlaf Boards ...... $1.00 PAJAMAS

For the Young Lady! Gowns Men*8 Stationery...... 50c and $1.00 Table Tenaia ...... 77...... 50c BUY UNITED STATK DEFENSE with aweetheart neck in dainty Scratcb Pix for Young Artists ..... r...... 50c Eaton Raiidon W m v c ...... $1.00 faggot stitch. Pajamas with Rapid-Fire Cannons ...... >...... •50c Eaton Ensemble, pkg...... • .50c BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! Pawt and Crayon Sets ...... 25C-I1.98 collars edged with rick-rack

General Afaurm Fire House ^... > e « e e e • 4 ...... $1.25 braid. Sizes 8 .to 16., . - Eaton Note Sheets ...... 50c has WHEEL GOODS

Vcledpedcs .. .$5.98-$9.50 GIFT TIES AND WRAPPING ^ The J W .H i4 U COM • e«eeeej»ee< . .$2.98-$12.00 Gilt Wrapping . . ^. . . • ...... 10c pkg...... 111.50 $1.79 to $2-25 MiMKMISria COMH*